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TRANSPORTATION MODE: PASSENGER BUS

Alvaro Irurita

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The author of this presentation presents the successes and challenges for the bus transportation industry in Mexico. Bus service is provided with about 40,000 buses in several well-defined market niches, such as the following: Luxury Service; First-Class Service; Economy Service; Feeder Services; and Tourist Services.

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The author of this presentation presents the successes and challenges for the bus transportation industry in Mexico. Bus service is provided with about 40,000 buses in several well-defined market niches, such as the following: Luxury Service; First-Class Service; Economy Service; Feeder Services; and Tourist Services.

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The author of this presentation presents the successes and challenges for the bus transportation industry in Mexico. Bus service is provided with about 40,000 buses in several well-defined market niches, such as the following: Luxury Service; First-Class Service; Economy Service; Feeder Services; and Tourist Services.

Key concepts: Service (business), Tourism, Transport engineering, Transportation industry, Business, Mode (computer interface), Presentation (obstetrics), Class (philosophy)

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