Small City Transit: Chapel Hill, North Carolina: Public Transit Serving a University and Town
Casey, Robert F., Volpe National Transportation Systems Center
Abstract
Casey, Robert F., Volpe National Transportation Systems Center
Abstract
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, is an illustration of a public transit service providing a high level of service for a town its size and a good example of a cooperative arrangement between a town and a resident university. This case study is one of thirteen examples of a transit service in a small community. The background of the community is discussed along with a description of the implementation process and operational characteristics of the transit service. The process through which the community responds to the specific needs for transit service within the local content is stressed.
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Chapel Hill, North Carolina, is an illustration of a public transit service providing a high level of service for a town its size and a good example of a cooperative arrangement between a town and a resident university. This case study is one of thirteen examples of a transit service in a small community. The background of the community is discussed along with a description of the implementation process and operational characteristics of the transit service. The process through which the community responds to the specific needs for transit service within the local content is stressed.
Key concepts: Chapel, Transit (satellite), Public transport, Rapid transit, Geography, History, Transport engineering, Engineering