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Keeping the service running: Examining working relationships and workload of London bus network iBus controllers

Bus controllers are an essential part of the London bus network. Although the bus driver is the individual directly in control of the vehicle, inputs from both the controller and driver influence operations. Currently, little research has focused on the dynamic between these parties, and how it work...

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Main Authors:	Sally Maynard, Karl Miller, Ashleigh Filtness
Format:	Default Article
Published:	2021
Subjects:	Human Factors Human Movement and Sports Sciences Medical Physiology Design Practice and Management working relationships focus groups network iBus controllers bus drivers shift work sleepiness fatigue
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/2134/16611310.v1
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