Good news for commuters: Better and faster rapid transit a comprehensive discussion of rail-transit-control concepts—from signal systems to automated train operation—for increasing passenger capacity, providing more reliable service and more ‘rapid’ rapid transit for the urban and suburban rail traveler

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Authors Horn, M.
Journal IEEE Spectrum
Year 1972
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