CHANGES IN THE PARAMETERS OF FUNCTIONING OF INTERCITY PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM
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transport system, intercity passenger transport route, basic parameters of transportation, efficiency, model.Abstract
Taking into account the geographical location of transport hubs, their social and economic characteristics are used as factors of attractiveness or resistance to passenger correspondence, which affects the parameters of the elements of operation of vehicles. At the same time, at this stage of development of scientific approaches to the formalization of the parameters of passenger transport correspondence, the complex level of taking into account the flow of technical and economic parameters of driving to meet demand has been insufficiently determined. Therefore, the study of a comprehensive approach to the modeling of passenger transport correspondence, taking into account certain parameters is relevant. The analysis of modern scientific methods for the calculation of passenger transport correspondence during the operation of vehicles revealed that they are not sufficiently studied. This necessitates the conduct of experimental studies of the parameters of the experimental system and the subsequent establishment of correction factors for the known dependencies of the definition of passenger correspondence in the system. It is advisable to gravitational modeling of passenger transport correspondence, as acceptable for research.
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