There are a few ways in which the transportation architecture can handle maintenance during operation hours:
1. Scheduled Maintenance: Transportation systems can schedule maintenance during off-peak hours or during times when the system is not in high demand. This approach can minimize disruption to passengers and the overall system.
2. Redundancy: Transportation systems can also incorporate redundancy that allows for maintenance to be performed on one section of the system while the other sections continue to operate. This can be achieved through the use of multiple tracks, multiple lines, or multiple vehicles.
3. Rapid Maintenance: Transportation operators can also employ rapid maintenance techniques that minimize the amount of time needed to perform maintenance tasks. This might involve using specialized tools or techniques that allow for faster repairs and replacements.
4. Remote Maintenance: With the increasing use of technology, many transportation systems are moving towards remote monitoring and maintenance. This allows operators to monitor the system in real-time and remotely perform maintenance tasks as needed.
Overall, the transportation architecture will need to be designed with maintenance in mind, with an emphasis on minimizing disruptions to passengers and ensuring that the system remains operational during maintenance tasks.
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