Le Mobilien: Parisian Bus Rapid Transit
29 September 2008 - 2:00pm
Paris has invested big in Le Mobilien, its version of Bus Rapid Transit. Streetsblog has a short video profiling the system.
"Le Mobilien features curbside and onboard bus arrival info, mid-street boarding kiosks, a swipe-card payment system, and -- perhaps most crucial to its success -- lanes that are physically separated from car traffic."
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Streetfilms: Parisian Bus Rapid Transit
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Streetsblog, September 29, 2008
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