Study on Stability of Last Train Connection under Delays on Urban Rail Transit

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The stability of the last train connection under delays directly reflects the coordination of urban rail network. Based on the connection of scheme of last trains, this paper analyzed of the impact of the delay on the transfers and established a static evaluation index system of the impact on transit network. Furthermore, the paper evaluated a rail transit network under different last train delays. Ultimately, the evaluation results could be got by this method, which could be used to analyze the trend of the evaluation results over delay time.

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