Concept for a Regional Public Transport Network in an Inland Region in Norway based on Integrated Pulse Scheduling

The report describes an overall concept for the public transport system in an Inland region in Norway consisting of the three small towns of Hamar, Lillehammer and Gjøvik and their surrounding rural districts. The concept is based on the principle of integrated pulse scheduling, with the three urban centres as nodes in the network. All main lines in the region will be serviced with at least one departure every hour. Some investments in infrastructure and more detailed planning must take place before the concept can be in full operation. The report is only available in an electronic version. It may be downloaded (only in Norwegian) from www.toi.no