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      BRT Database > 
    • Year system commenced
    • Peak throughput (passengers/hr/direction)
    • City centre peak hour speed
    • Peak city centre buses/hr/direction
    • BRT system coverage (2-way roads) (1 fare)
    • Total length of dedicated busway
    • Length including mixed traffic portions
    • Number of BRT stations
    • Average distance between stations
    • Number of corridors
    • Routes operating both inside & outside BRT roads
    • Stations with functioning passing lanes
    • Routes operating only in busway corridors
    • Location of busway lanes
    • Highest peak hour boardings at a single station
    • Highest full-day boardings at a single station
    • Location of bus doorways
    • Number of BRT terminals
    • Number of BRT depots
    • System passenger-trips per day
    • Fleet of special BRT buses
    • Fleet of integrated BRT feeder buses
    • Median cash fare
    • Median smart card fare
    • Preliminary planning and design costs
    • Infrastructure cost per km
    • BRT bus operator(s)
    • 12m BRT bus cost
    • Number of doors in BRT buses
    • BRT vehicle length
    • No. of seats in 12m BRT buses
    • No. of seats in 18m BRT buses
    • BRT vehicle fuel
    • BRT bus manufacturer
    • Lead local design / planning work
    • Lead international design / planning work
    • Project website
    • BRT management agency
    • Operational mode
    • Station platform height
    • Average bus occupancy (peak hour, direction & point)
    • Longest BRT station (non terminal)
    • Shortest BRT station
    • Most station substops
    • Fare type (flat fare or distance-based)
    • Number of turnstiles/gates per entry (median)
    • Type of fare collection / verification technology
    • Urban area inhabitants
    • Public transport mode share (%, excluding walking)
    • Major prizes
    • BRT Standard score (GOLD, SILVER, BRONZE)
    • Fare system vendor
    • Sliding door system vendor
    • Surveillance system vendor
    • Operating hours
    • System name
    • Fleet of regular buses using BRT stations
    • Station platform width (including walls & doors)
    • Type of lane divider
    • Station platform clear width (usable by passengers)
    • Infrastructure financing source
    • 18m BRT bus cost
    • Fleet of 18m or larger BRT buses
     > Location of busway lanes:
    • Cali:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Yancheng:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Zhoushan:
        Adjacent to bike lane & service lane  
      Service & turning lane at some intersections & sections
    • Ahmedabad:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Pune:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Jakarta:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Guangzhou:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Lianyungang:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Cape Town:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Yichang:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Quito:
        Varies; mainly in centre  
    • Nanning:
        Median/curbside/mixed  
    • Amsterdam:
        Dedicated roadway  
    • Changde:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Lima:
        Centre of roadway  
      also two short 2-way sections on the side of 1-way roads in city centre and Barranco
    • Jinan:
        Centre of roadway  
      Lines 1 & 4 under massive new elevated roads
    • Seoul:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Guayaquil:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Yinchuan:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Bunous Aires:
        Varies; mainly centre of roadway  
    • Bangkok:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Changzhou:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Los Angeles:
        Dedicated roadway  
    • Shaoxing:
        Not effectively segregated  
    • Hangzhou:
        Varies  
      Line 1 adjacent to a segregated bike lane. Line 2 curbside bus lane. Line 3 mixed traffic.
    • Johannesburg:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Wuhan:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Beijing:
        Centre of roadway  
      Left of service lane in corridors 2, 3, 4
    • Kuala Lumpur:
        Elevated busway  
    • Zaozhuang:
        Centre of roadway; kerbside  
    • Mexico City:
        Centre of roadway  
      also some curb-aligned sections
    • Urumqi:
        Varies; mainly in centre. Curbside in line 5  
      Curbside in parts of line 2, 3, 5, 7
    • Guiyang:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Chengdu:
        Centre of roadway on elevated road  
    • Hefei:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Bogota:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Zhengzhou:
        Centre of roadway; kerbside  
      also 3,940m mixed traffic
    • Wenzhou:
        B1: Center of roadway; B2: Curbside  
    • Nagoya:
        Elevated busway  
    • Utrecht:
        Varies; mainly in centre  
    • Islamabad:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Lanzhou:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Xiamen:
        Elevated busway  
      bus-only elevated road; some at-grade median aligned
    • Nantes:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Brisbane:
        Dedicated roadway  
    • Curitiba:
        Varies; mainly centre of roadway  
    • Zhongshan:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Fuzhou:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Istanbul:
        Centre of roadway  
      Contraflow direction
    • Dalian:
        Varies; mainly centre of roadway  
    • Leon:
        Centre of roadway  
    • Paris:
        Varies; mainly in centre  
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