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Societal, Mobility and Third Party Effects of Demand Responsive Local Public Transport in Rural Areas

Roman Klementschitz, David Wurz

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Out-migration and long distance commuting for remaining inhabitants go hand in hand with a deterioration of social infrastructure as well as supply infrastructure such as supermarkets, bars or restaurants in rural areas. This

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Out-migration and long distance commuting for remaining inhabitants go hand in hand with a deterioration of social infrastructure as well as supply infrastructure such as supermarkets, bars or restaurants in rural areas. This

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Out-migration and long distance commuting for remaining inhabitants go hand in hand with a deterioration of social infrastructure as well as supply infrastructure such as supermarkets, bars or restaurants in rural areas. This

Key concepts: Public transport, Rural area, Business, Service (business), Car ownership, Supply and demand, Geography, Economic growth

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