Ideas about how a transport system runs from a passenger's or operator's point of view, applicable across more than one mode: how often service comes, who has priority, how one system's standards shift. Belongs here: headway, modal shift and right of way. Does not belong here: standard gauge, which despite naming a system standard is specific enough to rail that it belongs under rail concepts.
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1. Wikipedia: Horse-drawn omnibus
WikipediaHorse-drawn omnibus, lead section, 19th century sentenceQuote, Horse-drawn omnibus, lead section, 19th century sentence
They were widely used in the 19th century in Europe, North America, and other nations where horse-drawn transport was used, and was a common means of urban public transportation.
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