Feeder Bus Timetabling Optimization for High-Speed Railway Station with Uneven Departure Interval

Abstract

This paper proposes a bus timetable with uneven departure interval, which is mainly used to optimize the bus timetable at high-speed railway stations. The railway comprehensive transportation hub is an important node for the connection between the internal and external transportation of the city. Efficient transfer efficiency can not only improve the travel satisfaction of passengers, but also enable public transport enterprises to retain passenger flow in the competition with rail enterprises. Therefore, this paper analyzes the travel time distribution law of railway passenger transfer to public transport, constructs a timetable optimization model that adapts to the passenger flow law, and uses genetic algorithm to solve it. The optimization results show that, without changing the departure frequency, the waiting time of passengers in peak hours using the uneven departure interval mode is reduced by 29.6%, and the waiting time in average peak hours is reduced by 16.2%. If the departure frequency is changed, the waiting time of passengers in the uneven departure interval mode will also be shorter than that in the equal time departure mode.