A prizewinning paper by a USC Viterbi School engineer elegantly solves a basic transit scheduling problem, potentially meaning shorter waits and faster trips for riders. The question: how much slack ...

The planning and scheduling of operations is important for meeting deadlines, maximizing profits and protecting the quality of your product. Multitudes of studies have been performed attempting to ...

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“Bus operator availability” is the main reason behind what Metro calls “missed trips,” when a bus simply doesn’t show up.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. McGill Desautels Faculty professor covering leadership and strategy. Nathalie Ricci, Founder & CEO, PulseCorp Inc., contributed to ...

The MBTA has fewer bus drivers now than it had at the start of the year, but you wouldn’t know it from looking at the schedule. That’s because instead of cutting bus service to reflect its shrinking ...

The Intercity Transit Pattison Bus Operations & Maintenance Facility in Olympia, Washington, plays a crucial role in supporting the community’s public transportation needs. Originally opened in 1985 ...