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EVOLVING SYSTEMS
Volume 14, Issue 1, Pages 1-15Publisher
SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
DOI: 10.1007/s12530-021-09414-0
Keywords
Public transportation systems; Grey decision model; The Best Worst Method; Analytic Hierarchy Process; Grey MOORA
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This article introduces the evaluation of the efficiency and validation of the public transportation system in Budapest using the grey decision model BWM, AHP, and MOORA. The article suggests that improving public transportation systems requires competent strategic arrangements to enhance commuters' satisfaction.
Public transportation systems are very useful public services for the mobility of people. Besides, public transportation systems are in a critical position for the environmental issues such as air pollution, traffic, time, energy, etc. Improving the quality of public transportation systems needs competent strategic arrangements to be able to augment commuters' satisfaction and captivate non-commuters'. An adopted grey decision model of the BWM, AHP and MOORA is conducted to actualize this purpose. The public transportation system in the capital of Hungary, Budapest, is evaluated to check the efficiency and validation of the proposed adopted grey decision model. BWM is applied to obtain the weight scores for the evaluation of the public transportation system of Budapest. Then, grey MOORA is applied to create the decision matrix of the evaluations done by the experts. Finally, the evaluation of the public transportation system of Budapest is done by applying the grey AHP.
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