ON A FAIR MANIFOLD FARE RATING ON A LONG TRAFFIC LINE
ON A FAIR MANIFOLD FARE RATING ON A LONG TRAFFIC LINE
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The paper studies the possibilities to design a fair manifold tariff on a long traffic line. If a single tariff is used on a long bus or railway line, passengers travelling long distances are favoured at the expense of those travelling short distances. The fairest approach to tariff is setting an individual tariff for every origin–destination relation of line stops that expresses real travel costs. However, sometimes the individual tariff is too complicated and is therefore replaced by double-, triple- or manifold tariff. This paper shows how to design a manifold tariff in order to minimize unfairness to passengers.
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ON A FAIR MANIFOLD FARE RATING ON A LONG TRAFFIC LINE
2017
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