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Recent USA Experience with Transportation Service Innovations for Elderly and Handicapped Persons: User-Side Subsidies, Accessible Transit, and Coordinated Services

Lynn Sahaj

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This paper provides examples that should give some idea of the efforts being made, as well as the problems being confronted, in trying to make transportation networks more responsive to the elderly and handicapped. The paper describes the federal policy in specialized transportation of the elderly and handicapped.

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Key concepts: Subsidy, Service (business), Business, Transit (satellite), Public transport, Transport engineering, Engineering, Marketing