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Detailed cost and service information can do the following: • Serve as a diagnostic tool that identifies specific areas of problems with performance, thus aiding in day-to-day management decision-making. • Assist in long-term planning and decision-making, such as requests for future funding from state legislatures or local governments.
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• Do multiple agencies need dispatchers, computers, maintenance facilities, training programs, accounting programs and staff, or even vehicles? • Is it possible to achieve the same or even greater levels of efficiency and effectiveness if some agencies that have been providing their own transportation services purchase those services from others instead?
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Departments of Health and Human Services, Education, and Labor -- along with the recipients of U.S. Department of Transportation funding -- constitute the primary audiences for this uniform transportation service cost reporting framework.
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