THE CONSEQUENCES OF TRANSIT FARE AND SERVICE POLICIES: A CLASSIFIED BIBLIOGRAPHY
M A Kemp, R L Rea
Abstract
M A Kemp, R L Rea
Abstract
The bibliography is concerned with the consequences---most specifically the ridership and cost implications---of various policies regarding service and fare levels for urban public transit. Cited publications are classified under separate headings for ease in reference. These are: the demand for transit service; fare and service elasticities of demand; transit operating costs; the economics of transit pricing; public subsidies for transit operations; low-fare and no-fare transit; transit fare structures; transit fare and the distribution of income; transit and the transportation disadvantaged; transit planning, operation and evaluation; marketing transit; and general reference material.
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The bibliography is concerned with the consequences---most specifically the ridership and cost implications---of various policies regarding service and fare levels for urban public transit. Cited publications are classified under separate headings for ease in reference. These are: the demand for transit service; fare and service elasticities of demand; transit operating costs; the economics of transit pricing; public subsidies for transit operations; low-fare and no-fare transit; transit fare structures; transit fare and the distribution of income; transit and the transportation disadvantaged; transit planning, operation and evaluation; marketing transit; and general reference material.
Key concepts: Public transport, Transit (satellite), Subsidy, Service (business), Business, Transport engineering, Economics, Marketing