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ROLE OF TRANSIT AND PARATRANSIT IN RURAL COMMUNITIES IN ALASKA

J L Botha, Robert Evan Johnson, B Chouinard

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The overall goals of the project were to determine the existing role of transit and paratransit in rural Alaska and to determine the possible utilization of additional options of transit and paratransit. In addition, the possible impact of increased use of public transportation on air quality was assessed.

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The overall goals of the project were to determine the existing role of transit and paratransit in rural Alaska and to determine the possible utilization of additional options of transit and paratransit. In addition, the possible impact of increased use of public transportation on air quality was assessed.

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The overall goals of the project were to determine the existing role of transit and paratransit in rural Alaska and to determine the possible utilization of additional options of transit and paratransit. In addition, the possible impact of increased use of public transportation on air quality was assessed.

Key concepts: Paratransit, Transit (satellite), Public transport, Business, Transport engineering, Engineering

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