Guidebook for Evaluating, Selecting, and Implementing Suburban Transit Services (2006) / Chapter Skim
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Analysis of the four D's is understandable for both transit professionals and general decision makers. Although suburban transit appears to depend heavily on local conditions and expectations, this research can be of assistance to the transit community as the art and science of suburban transit moves past its infancy.
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Many suburban services are developed with the goal of expanding transit service coverage, which sometimes counters the typical goal of fixed-route service, which is to maximize productivity. Some suburban transit services incorporate the responsibility to deliver ADA complementary paratransit services by blending ADA-eligible clients into the suburban service solutions, thus eliminating the need for the separate ADA service.
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