Bus rapid transit is a transportation system that uses buses but operates more like a train or subway to provide faster and more reliable service. It usually has dedicated lanes on roads, which helps buses avoid traffic delays. Stations are designed for quick boarding, and buses may have priority at traffic signals to reduce waiting times. The system is often used in cities to improve public transportation by offering a more efficient and affordable alternative to trains or traditional buses.

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