MassenTransport
MassenTransport is a German-language term used in transport planning to describe the organized movement of large numbers of people or goods through high-capacity, high-frequency transit systems. The concept encompasses urban, suburban, and intercity networks and their multimodal integration, with the aim of moving people efficiently while reducing congestion and environmental impact.
Key components of MassenTransport include rail-based systems such as subways, regional trains, and light rail, as
The goals of MassenTransport are to increase overall passenger throughput, shorten travel times, lower energy consumption
Historically, mass transit systems evolved with urban growth and electrification, expanding in the 19th and 20th
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