1. Definition of mass transit rail (MTF)
The MTF: neither metro nor commuter rail, and much more than commuter trains.
What they have in common :
high frequency: at least every 15 minutes, but with peak frequencies close to 120 seconds, similar to those of metros (which can go below 90);
very large flows (several tens of thousands of passengers a day);
the need to ensure that the configuration of platforms and interchanges is sufficiently large to handle the flow of passengers;
the structural importance of the exchange time required at each stop, i.e. the minimum time needed to allow all passengers to disembark from the train,...
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Definition of mass transit rail (MTF)