Problems and solutions for organizing public transport in dedicated lanes on urban streets

Abstract

In both developed and developing countries, increasing the efficiency of public transport and addressing the challenges of passenger transportation are pressing issues. In major cities worldwide, including the United States, Canada, Russia, China, and South Korea, researchers have conducted various studies and initiatives to improve public transport efficiency. As a result, significant progress has been made by implementing dedicated lanes for public transport, which has led to increased transit speeds and reduced route times. However, there are no specific standards or regulations outlining the conditions and scenarios for implementing dedicated lanes for buses. This article focuses on the issues affecting bus operations and their solutions. The research object is the dedicated bus lanes organized in the streets of Tashkent.