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BUSES IN THE WOODS

D Cupper

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The merits of rural transportation services as a viable solution for commercial, cultural and medical isolation for more than just elderly and handicapped individuals is cited using the Area Transportation Authority of North Central Pennsylvania (ATA), one of the first rural transit authorities in the United States, as an example.

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The merits of rural transportation services as a viable solution for commercial, cultural and medical isolation for more than just elderly and handicapped individuals is cited using the Area Transportation Authority of North Central Pennsylvania (ATA), one of the first rural transit authorities in the United States, as an example.

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The merits of rural transportation services as a viable solution for commercial, cultural and medical isolation for more than just elderly and handicapped individuals is cited using the Area Transportation Authority of North Central Pennsylvania (ATA), one of the first rural transit authorities in the United States, as an example.

Key concepts: Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), Business, Public transport, Rural area, Isolation (microbiology), Engineering, Environmental planning

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