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STATUS OF TRANSIT IN OHIO

James A. Rhodes, Ralph D. Jackson

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An overview is presented of public transportation in Ohio, an inventory is made of transit systems in Ohio, and statistics are included which support and summarize the above data. The overview examines the changing role of public public transportation, discusses energy issues, expresses concern for elderly and handicapped citizens, are reviews rural public transit, pupil transportation, public transportation planning, federal programs, transit authorities, and revenue sources. The inventory of transit systems describes each system and includes a 1973 transit profile. Twelve districts are reviewed, and the details are outlined of intercity bus service, limousine service, pupil transportation, intercity rail passenger transportation, water related transportation, and discontinued operations. Statistical figures and tables are presented which show present and past trends in the transit industry and identify the extent of government involvement in urban public transportation.

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An overview is presented of public transportation in Ohio, an inventory is made of transit systems in Ohio, and statistics are included which support and summarize the above data. The overview examines the changing role of public public transportation, discusses energy issues, expresses concern for elderly and handicapped citizens, are reviews rural public transit, pupil transportation, public transportation planning, federal programs, transit authorities, and revenue sources. The inventory of transit systems describes each system and includes a 1973 transit profile. Twelve districts are reviewed, and the details are outlined of intercity bus service, limousine service, pupil transportation, intercity rail passenger transportation, water related transportation, and discontinued operations. Statistical figures and tables are presented which show present and past trends in the transit industry and identify the extent of government involvement in urban public transportation.

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An overview is presented of public transportation in Ohio, an inventory is made of transit systems in Ohio, and statistics are included which support and summarize the above data. The overview examines the changing role of public public transportation, discusses energy issues, expresses concern for elderly and handicapped citizens, are reviews rural public transit, pupil transportation, public transportation planning, federal programs, transit authorities, and revenue sources. The inventory of transit systems describes each system and includes a 1973 transit profile. Twelve districts are reviewed, and the details are outlined of intercity bus service, limousine service, pupil transportation, intercity rail passenger transportation, water related transportation, and discontinued operations. Statistical figures and tables are presented which show present and past trends in the transit industry and identify the extent of government involvement in urban public transportation.

Key concepts: Public transport, Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), Revenue, Government (linguistics), Business, Service (business), Transportation planning

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