dead mileage造句

• This is exacerbated by not being allowed to operate a service that may match the dead mileage route.
• Dead mileage may also be reduced by the operation of routes specifically timed and routed to facilitate bus movements rather than passenger need.
• These are generally outdoor parking locations, where buses are stored overnight or between peaks, which are more conveniently located for operations, reducing dead mileage.
• The goal of many arc routing problems is to produce a route with the minimum amount of dead mileage, while also fully encompassing the edges required.
• It then moved into wholly commercial stage carriage services, starting with running its buses in service to and from the Bingham schools to avoid dead mileages on school contracts.
• Operators will often reduce dead mileage by starting or finishing the first or last service of the day, or shift, at a garage along the route, a so-called " part service " or " part route ".
• Dead mileage has increasingly become an issue with privatised competition for bus services, most notable with the privatisation of London bus services, where competing operators have to factor on the cost of dead mileage when bidding for specific routes away from their main garages.
• Dead mileage has increasingly become an issue with privatised competition for bus services, most notable with the privatisation of London bus services, where competing operators have to factor on the cost of dead mileage when bidding for specific routes away from their main garages.