Investigation of feasibility study for Uşak east line tram system
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Abstract (EN)
Nowadays, the emergence of negative effects related to traffic density has become inevitable with the rapid increase in the population. Air and noise pollution, energy problems, as well as urban transportation have become complicated due to the rapid urbanization. The transportation system to be established within the city is expected to be effective, healthy and economic. In accordance with the demands of the passengers, it is necessary to plan and design alternative urban transportation systems in order to find solutions to traffic problems. Therefore, the need for rail systems is increasing day by day. The city of Usak is one of the cities that is constantly developing and growing because of University and Usak Training and Research Hospital. For this reason, the vehicle density increases in proportion to the population increase. Within the scope of this study, it is aimed to minimize the problems experienced in traffic between Usak city and Usak Airport. A feasibility study has been carried out by evaluating the tram system in terms of financial, technical and economic aspects.
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Damlasu Yağmur Akkaya
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Damlasu Yağmur Akkaya (Master Thesis). Investigation of feasibility study for Uşak east line tram system, 2019, Uşak University.
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