Optimizing Public Transportation: A Software Design Approach for Enhanced Quality

Abstract

This study examines methods for raising the calibre of public transport networks to increase urban mobility. To manage traffic congestion, promote sustainable transportation alternatives, and improve. overall urban livability, the research emphasizes the importance of efficient and dependable public transit. This study looks at the problems that are currently occurring. It identifies the major elements impacting the quality of public transit via a thorough assessment of the literature and empirical analysis. A mixed-methods approach is used in the study, which also includes qualitative stakeholder interviews, consumer satisfaction surveys, and quantitative analysis of passenger trends. The findings draw attention to the major problems and gaps in the current public transport systems and suggest focused development measures. This study examines methods for raising the calibre of public transport networks to increase urban mobility. To manage traffic congestion, promote sustainable transportation alternatives, and improve The study adds to the body of knowledge by revealing practical tips for raising the calibre of public transit, which may guide planning and policy-making. The findings of this study will help transportation authorities, urban planners, and legislators develop strategies for building effective, sustainable, and user-friendly public transportation systems that satisfy urban inhabitants' requirements and expectations.