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Curitiba's rapid bus station model is getting famous worldwide, from Bogota to Seoul. Forty-one cities are operating similar transportation and 46 cities more in development, referring from Gmatek, T. (December 2003).
The Curitiba, Brazil, exemplifies a model Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system and plays a large part in making this a livable city. The buses frequently run as often as every 90 seconds. The stations are comfortable, convenient, and reliable. The system also travels on urban roadways and cities. Consequently, Curitiba has one of the most heavily used yet low-cost transit systems in the world. Around 70 percent of 2.2 million commuters use the BRT to travel to work, resulting in congestion-free and less air pollution. Minibusses routed around the central city and on inter-district routes. Passengers pay a single face equivalent to 40 cents (U.S.). Research on 1991 traveler survey results, reductions of about 27 million auto trips per year, saving about 27 million liters of fuel annually after introducing BRT. 28 percent of BRT riders previously traveled by car. Today about 1100 buses make 12500 trips every day, serving more than 1.3 million passengers, referring to Goodman, J., Laube, M., & Schwenk, J. (2007).
A typical passenger vehicle emits about 4.6 metric tons of carbon dioxide per year. Malaysia is the country that is owning the most car person in the world. Can Malaysia have this cheap and good system please?
这是巴西最快捷方便便宜的交通系统，一趟车四毛钱美金，可以上班和出门。41个城市在效仿这系统。大马是全世界人民拥有车最多的国家，汽车排放的污染很严重，这是一个值得重视的问题。交通系统一定要改善。希望大马公共交通能进步。
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