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A PROGRESS REPORT ON THE FEDERAL TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION'S BUS RAPID TRANSIT DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM

E. Llewellyn Thomas, R B Diaz, Douglas Skorupski

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The Federal Transit Administration's Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Demonstration Program has been officially underway for about two years. This is a progress report on three important aspects of the program: results from several early BRT projects, BRT vehicle design issues and barriers to BRT deployment.

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Key concepts: Bus rapid transit, Transit (satellite), Software deployment, Administration (probate law), Transport engineering, Pilot program, Business, Engineering