Public Transit Route Optimization Process

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Fetch all active route entries from the Transit Routes data model to analyze current coverage.

Retrieve historical passenger count and heat map data from the Demand Data model.

Get data on available buses, trains, and drivers from the Fleet Resource model.

Execute a formula comparing Passenger Demand vs. Current Vehicle Frequency to identify gaps.

Calculate the operational cost of existing routes divided by the total passenger volume.

Sum the total number of passengers across all selected routes to determine high-impact zones.

Calculate the average latency/delay across all routes to identify bottleneck segments.

Create a task for Urban Planners to physically inspect high-congestion segments identified in analysis.

Generate a new entry in the 'Proposed Changes' data model containing the optimized route coordinates.

Update the status of existing routes to 'Under Review' in the Transit Routes model.

Assign a task to the Engineering team to assess the infrastructure requirements for new stops.

Retrieve the remaining quarterly budget from the Financials data model.

Calculate the projected cost of the new proposed routes against the available budget.

Create a comprehensive report summarizing the findings, efficiency gains, and cost implications.

Send an email to City Council and Transit Authorities with the generated Optimization Report.

Update the 'Optimization Plan' entry status to 'Approved' once all task checklists are complete.

Create tasks for Operations Managers to update driver schedules based on new route timings.

Send SMS alerts to depot managers regarding necessary vehicle re-allocations.

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