Intercity bus service in Virginia.
Gary Allen, E D Arnold, L A Hoel
Abstract
Gary Allen, E D Arnold, L A Hoel
Abstract
The intercity bus industry in Virginia was examined to obtain information on the status of the industry and to determine the likely impacts of state policy options relating to assistance and deregulation on the industry. The national intercity bus industry and other states' studies of and programs for the industry were also examined. Information concerning Virginia's regulation of the industry, state-imposed fees and taxes on the industry, and operating and financial characteristics of the industry was collected. Conclusions regarding the industry were developed, and recommendations regarding Virginia's response to industry problems and issues were made.
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The intercity bus industry in Virginia was examined to obtain information on the status of the industry and to determine the likely impacts of state policy options relating to assistance and deregulation on the industry. The national intercity bus industry and other states' studies of and programs for the industry were also examined. Information concerning Virginia's regulation of the industry, state-imposed fees and taxes on the industry, and operating and financial characteristics of the industry was collected. Conclusions regarding the industry were developed, and recommendations regarding Virginia's response to industry problems and issues were made.
Key concepts: Deregulation, West virginia, State (computer science), Business, Service (business), Finance, Engineering, Economics