Guidebook for Evaluating, Selecting, and Implementing Suburban Transit Services (2006) / Chapter Skim
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The typical trip purposes that are served by suburban transit services include long-distance commute, connections to the regional transit network, and intracommunity connections. A large percentage of the suburban services provided in the preliminary and detailed case study sites were developed to offer service in areas with relatively low demand for transit.
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• Efforts by the research team to more specifically analyze the land-use connection with suburban transit services provided mixed results. The research team found that the use of information on density, diversity, and design components had potential to assist with transit planning at the local level, but not at the national level.
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