[sustran] Fw: Delhi BRT

[Paul Barter]

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filters. Trying to forward to the list now.

Paul
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On Sat, 23/2/08, Muralidhar Rao <murali7727 at yahoo.co.in> wrote:

    Subject: GPS based bus tracking service

    Dear Mr Bhatnagar

    I refer to the following extracts from your comments on the Delhi BRTS

    It may be noted that GPS has already proved unfeasible in the past as
well. The information furnished by GPS merely tells us about the timeliness
of the service and does in no way serve as a communication or a networking
medium.

    In this connection, I would like to invite you to visit the site
    http://www.clinf.com/yi/Index.html
    detailing a GPS based bus tracking service which had been working quite
successfully in Bangalore. The users comments may also be accessed at
 
//www.eventsbangalore.net/2007/03/01/yelli-iddira-where-r-u-tracking-bangalo
re-volvo-buses/x

    I expect it will interest you.

    Regards, Muralidhar Rao


---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Muralidhar Rao <murali7727 at yahoo.co.in>
To: sustran-discuss at jca.apc.org
Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2008 20:40:34 +0530 (IST)
Subject: Fw: Delhi BRTS
FYI

--- On Sat, 23/2/08, Muralidhar Rao <murali7727 at yahoo.co.in> wrote:

    Subject: Delhi BRTS

    Dear Mr Bhatnagar

    What are ITS and DIMTS that you have referred to in your critique on the
Delhi BRTS, please?

    Incidentally, Indore officials came to Bangalore and made a presentation
on their version of BRTS. I was also an invitee to the meeting. I offered my
comments as at
http://bangalore.praja.in/blog/murali772/2008/01/12/definitely-better-what-w
e-have-bangalore-today-not-good-enough

    I would also like to invite you to read the blog titled 'better bussing'
to which a link has been provided in the above blog, as also my personal
blog

    http://traffic-transport-solutions.blogspot.com/

    Regards, Muralidhar Rao