When a new rail line opens, it reduces demand on parallel bus routes and increases it on orthogonal ones, which it feeds into, impacting overall ridership patterns.
The influence of a new rail line on buses should be analyzed beyond just the line itself, considering existing connections and the overall transportation network.
Understanding how new rail lines connect to different areas is crucial in determining the effect on bus routes and optimizing public transit systems.
The design of buses should evolve alongside changes in subway infrastructure to maximize efficiency and cater to shifting ridership patterns.
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