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Kickstarting Growth In Bus Patronage: Targetting Support At The Margins
Published 2007-01-01Open AccessConference paper -
Review Of Regulation Of Commercial Urban Bus And
Published 2007-01-01In 1989 legislation was passed in New Zealand giving public transport service operators the right to register and operate commercial services and to deregister such services with 21 days’ notice. Regional councils have ...Open AccessConference paper -
Transformation And Problems Of The Semi-Public Railways In Japan
Published 2007-01-01Open AccessConference paper -
Passenger Rail Franchising – British Experience
Published 2007-01-01Given that virtually all British passenger train services were franchised out over the period 1995-7, and many have now been franchised for a second time, Britain should provide an excellent opportunity to study the impact ...Open AccessConference paper -
A Framework Approach To Developing Public Transport Contracting Regimes
Published 2007-01-01Open AccessConference paper -
Climate change, enhanced Greenhouse Gas Emissions and passenger transport – what can we do to make a difference?
Published 2007-01-01Climate change, global warming and enhanced greenhouse gas emissions (GGEs) are hot topics for many reasons, including scientific and speculative. The transportation sector, led by the automobile, has been cited constantly ...Open AccessConference paper -
Provision of local bus services in Japan: focusing on the roles for local governments and nonprofit organisations
Published 2007-01-01Japan’s bus deregulation program (coach and local) was carried out in February 2002. Its main point was to loosen or eliminate Demand-Supply Balancing (Jukyu-Chosei.) This regulation was a licensing system and functioned ...Open AccessConference paper -
Factors behind recent patronage trends in Britain and their implications for future policy
Published 2007-01-01Open AccessConference paper -
BUZ Routes, Frequency + Reliability - the winning formula
Published 2007-01-01Open AccessConference paper -
Understanding key drivers of public transport patronage growth - recent South East Queensland
Published 2007-01-01Historically, the lack of modal integration was a key factor limiting public transport patronage growth in South East Queensland (SEQ). In June 2002, the Queensland Government announced a commitment to the introduction of ...Open AccessConference paper -
Effective ways to grow urban bus markets – a synthesis of evidence
Published 2007-01-01Open AccessConference paper -
Impact of employee motivation on passenger satisfaction levels – A case study in the state of Karnataka (India)
Published 2007-01-01Open AccessConference paper -
Long-term trends in modal share for urban passenger travel
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Purpose-driven public transport: creating a clear conversation about public transport goals
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Growing Patronage - Think Tram?
Published 2007-01-01The emerging congestion crisis in Melbourne is underlined by Melbourne City Council’s recent prediction that visitation to the CBD will increase from current levels of around 690,000 people to one million people per day ...Open AccessConference paper -
Improving Efficiency: An Evaluation Of Sydney Buses
Published 2007-01-01This paper evaluates Sydney Buses route 333 “Bondi Bendy” prepay only service, launched in October 2006. This new bus service, operating between Bondi Beach and Sydney’s CBD, was introduced to provide greater capacity along ...Open AccessConference paper -
The Case For A National Approach For Metropolitan Passenger Transport In Australia
Published 2007-01-01This paper summaries a significant report, commissioned by the Australasian Railway Association (ARA, 2006), and prepared with the assistance of L.E.K. Consulting. The objective of the report was to provide a national ...Open AccessConference paper -
Marketing Of Public Transport Services To Achieve Patronage Growth In A Multi-Private Operator Environment
Published 2007-01-01In Melbourne (Australia’s second largest city), Metlink is both a brand name used to unify the public transport system and a marketing company that delivers campaigns to increase usage of the system. The brand name is used ...Open AccessConference paper -
Sit Next To Someone Different Every Day - How Public Transport Contributes To Inclusive Communities
Published 2007-01-01The social aspects of creating sustainable, inclusive communities through an integrated approach to mobility, from UITP research and other sources.Open AccessConference paper