THE INTERCITY BUS INDUSTRY IN TEXAS AND THE U.S.
Thomas Urbanik, Patricia Bass, K R Marshall
Abstract
Thomas Urbanik, Patricia Bass, K R Marshall
Abstract
This study of the nature and extent of intercity bus transportation in Texas focused on regulation and the impacts of regulatory changes on service in Texas. Another area of interest is possible actions to increase intercity bus use. The report begins with the presentation of the available data and analysis concerning the national intercity bus industry, followed by the data and research on the industry in Texas. The report then concludes with an examination of possible future directions of the industry. Specific chapters include data on history and development of the industry, passenger characteristics, financial conditions, and regulatory issues.
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This study of the nature and extent of intercity bus transportation in Texas focused on regulation and the impacts of regulatory changes on service in Texas. Another area of interest is possible actions to increase intercity bus use. The report begins with the presentation of the available data and analysis concerning the national intercity bus industry, followed by the data and research on the industry in Texas. The report then concludes with an examination of possible future directions of the industry. Specific chapters include data on history and development of the industry, passenger characteristics, financial conditions, and regulatory issues.
Key concepts: Transportation industry, Transport engineering, Business, Service (business), Engineering, Finance, Marketing