Mass Transportation: A National Commitment
T. A. Lancaster, D. L. Hearn
Abstract
T. A. Lancaster, D. L. Hearn
Abstract
This paper emphasized the need for a national commitment to public transportation and the need for legislative action to provide stable long-term funding. It is estimated that a $77 billion commitment could provide the systems and rolling stock for public transit to attract upwards of 38 billion trips by 1990. The three basic modes of ground transportation--rail transit, bus, and automated personal rapid transit--are discussed and their relative role and funding needs advanced.
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This paper emphasized the need for a national commitment to public transportation and the need for legislative action to provide stable long-term funding. It is estimated that a $77 billion commitment could provide the systems and rolling stock for public transit to attract upwards of 38 billion trips by 1990. The three basic modes of ground transportation--rail transit, bus, and automated personal rapid transit--are discussed and their relative role and funding needs advanced.
Key concepts: Business, Computer science, Transport engineering, Engineering