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Passenger Requirements and Behaviour in Metro Systems
This study examines passenger requirements and behaviour in metro systems, with a particular focus on automation and real-time information. It examines passenger concerns regarding automated metros and identifies communication strategies to address these concerns. The research also analyses waiting
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