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Appendix A - Surveys of Transit Agencies and Bus Manufacturers
Appendix A - Surveys of Transit Agencies and Bus Manufacturers
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61 APPENDIX A Surveys of Transit Agencies and Bus Manufacturers
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For the purposes of this study, HC buses are defined as vehicles used in public transit service, such as articulated, double-decker, 45-foot, and others that are higher capacity than the standard 40-foot bus. Please note that some transit systems operate more than one type of HC bus.
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? Please explain: Do you operate a mix of HC buses and standard 40-foot buses on a single route?
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____________________________________________________________________________ How are your HC vehicles equipped for passengers with physical disabilities? Type of HC buses (Artic, DD, 45')
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[ ? sesub toof-04 dradnats Please explain differences: Have there been any major issues or concerns raised by your use of HC buses?
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Yes [ ] No Number/type of buses: ___________________________ Do you have plans to deploy a new type of HC bus: [ ]
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For the purposes of this study, HC buses are defined as vehicles used in public transit service, such as articulated, double-decker, and 45-foot buses. Manufacturer: Date: ________________________ Contact Name: Title: E-Mail: Tel.: Fax: Do you manufacture HC buses for the North American transit market?
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Please provide the information requested in Table 3 for all of your HC buses that are offered to transit agencies. Sales/marketing brochures that contain the requested information may be provided in lieu of filling out Table 3.
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