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    • Small and medium-sized taxi firm operators' stated choices of future business models: A case study in Japan based on hybrid choice model with panel effects 

      Namgung, Hyewon; Fujiwara, Akimasa; Yamamoto, Jenny; Zhang, Junyi
      Published 2023
      Taxi firms in Japan faced various challenges, including long-standing issues such as dwindling demand and driver shortages, recent competition from new technologies, and the short-term impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. These ...
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    • Workshop 4 report: Optimising the impact of technological innovation on achieving sustainable public transport outcomes 

      Merkert, Rico; Nelson, John D.
      Published 2023
      Under the workshop's theme of optimising the impact of technological innovation on achieving sustainable public transport outcomes a total of 7 papers were presented and discussed and participants also completed a public ...
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    • Workshop 2A report: Public transport governance via contracting, collaboration, and hybrid organisational arrangements 

      Dementiev, Andrei; Alexandersson, Gunnar
      Published 2023
      A key focus for this workshop was the interaction between authorities, operators and other corporate actors involved in public transport, with particular reference to how long-established contracting practices are surviving. ...
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    • Workshop 2B report: Governance of relationships between authorities and operators with particular reference to situations of fundamental change 

      Finn, Brendan; Yen, Barbara T.H.
      Published 2023
      Contracting public transport services is one of the traditional topics in the Thredbo conference series. Nine papers were presented in this workshop, leading to in-depth discussions on a better contracting framework for ...
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    • Workshop 1 report: Regulatory regimes: National and comparative regulation of public transport 

      Preston, John; Wretstrand, Anders
      Published 2023
      This workshop considered whether there was a need for a fourth way (or ways) to organise and regulate public transport to complement the three existing models of classic regulation, deregulation and limited competition ...
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