'train frequency' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to how often a train runs or operates. For example, "The train frequency between New York and Boston is four times a day."
A recent London Underground report said that only four lines would increase train frequency before 2010.
The report applies formulas to last year's New York City Transit figures on scheduled train frequency, on-time records, seat availability, cleanliness and announcement adequacy.
Railway organizations are facing continuous increase in train frequency, running speed and axle load with ever limited financial resources.
That would make it more profitable, allowing it to improve services in areas where it actually has riders Mr Hicks suggests increasing train frequency between major midwestern cities.
But some of those precious minutes would be saved by making fewer stops, while train frequency on the traditional west-coast main line will be cut.
Metro itself acknowledges that between May 2016 and May 2018, ridership dropped 9.6percentt as the agency embarked on disruptive long-term repairs under SafeTrack, cut its service hours and reduced train frequency across five of six lines.
Although train frequencies will be reduced during peak periods, the revised budget eliminates reductions in off-peak service.
The dominated train frequencies proposed in this study can be clearly seen from the finite element result.
The Barcelona subway system comprises eight subway lines, at different depths, with different tunnel dimensions, station designs and train frequencies.
Some services operating: the Oxford Tube will operate a special service between Oxford and London Victoria and will call at Heathrow Airport Central bus station Boxing Day Tube Reduced train frequencies on all lines from 0830, finishing at Sunday times.
We define possible line configurations as binary strings and propose operators on them for their analysis, yielding an effective algorithm for generating an optimal design and train frequencies.
