Integrated urban transport planning links Bus Rapid Transit, rail, feeder roads, and non-motorised routes into one network rather than a set of competing services. Cities that get it right co-locate stations, synchronise timetables, unify fares, and place the network under one coordinating authority. The benefits of integrated transport planning show up directly in shorter interchange times and higher ridership across the whole system, not just on the busiest single corridor.

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