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Table 3:
POTENTIAL
COORDINATED TRANSPORTATION BENEFITS:
PERFORMANCE MEASURES
Factor Desired or Expected Change
Performance Measures
Number of passenger trips Higher
Number of passenger trips per service area population Higher
Passenger trips per vehicle mile Higher
Passenger trips per vehicle hour Higher
Number of driver hours per passenger trip Lower
Number of admin staff hours per passenger trip Lower
Cost per vehicle hour Lower
Cost per vehicle mile Lower
Cost per passenger trip Lower
Community benefits:
Economic activity Higher
Economic growth Higher
Nursing home admissions per 1,000 population Lower
Table 4:
POTENTIAL
COORDINATED TRANSPORTATION BENEFITS:
SERVICE ATTRIBUTE ASSESSMENTS
Factor Desired or Expected Change
Service Attribute Assessments
Acceptability Greater
Accessibility Greater
Adaptability Greater
Affordability Greater
Availability Greater
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