Emphasis in this session is on the need for data (e.g., National Transit Database and the General Transit Feed Specification) and driven decisions in the planning and design of public transit systems that serve rural and intercity markets.
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Estimating Ridership of Rural Demand-Response Transit Services for the General Public
Jeremy Mattson, North Dakota State University
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17-00985 |
Exploring the Relationship Between Performance Measures and Trip Type for Transit Systems Serving Rural U.S. Communities
Kai Monast, Institute for Transportation Research and Education
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Mathew Palmer, Institute for Transportation Research and Education |
17-04630 |
Research of Viable Attributes and Potential to Integrate Curbside Intercity Buses
Marcia Scott, University of Delaware
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Christopher Kelly, University of Delaware Eileen Collins, State of Alaska Jerome Lewis, University of Delaware Ardeshir Faghri, University of Delaware Mingxin Li, University of Delaware |
17-06609 |
Using Open Data on Health Care Services and Data Standards for Transit and Inter-city Bus Trip Planning for Statewide Rides to Wellness Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Lawrence Harman, Bridgewater State University
Uma Shama, Bridgewater State University |
P17-21755 |
Practices on Preparing GTFS Feed Data for Rural and Small Urban Transit Systems
Todd Hansen, Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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P17-21756 |
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