Journal of transport economics and policy · 1981 · 32 citations · 5 references
Public HealthTransportation PlanningTransportTransport PlanningTransportationPassenger TransportPublic TransitTransport EconomicsTransportation EconomicsTransportation ModelsTravel DemandPublic Transit Ridership AnalysisPublic Transport Demand ModellingPublic Transport Ridership ModelingTransit Demand ModelingTransit Ridership DemandTransit Ridership ImpactsTransit Service ReliabilityTransportation Demand
There is little elasticity of demand for improvements in transit service, especially where service is already good. Headways are more important than in-vehicle time. Information is lacking on reliability, availability of seats, and transfers.
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