| 1. | A BRT system consists of one or more trunk lines (main axes) on which the vehicles travel in a high cycle frequency and which are fed by several feeder lines from all areas of the city. |
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| 2. | Dedicated bus lanes separated from the rest of traffic and convenient, safe boarding at platform stations guarantee fast and smooth transport. |
| 3. | Depending on the required transport capacity, BRT systems can easily adapt the cycle frequency of the buses. Avoiding unnecessary empty runs makes another key contribution to protecting the environment. |
| 4. | Tickets are purchased and checked outside the vehicle (known as pre-boarding ticketing), which leads to shorter passenger handling times. |
| 5. | Intelligent computer-controlled traffic management systems allows flexible control over the entire system. |
