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MOVING PARATRANSIT CUSTOMERS TO FIXED ROUTE: THE BRITISH COLUMBIA TRANSIT COMMUNITY TRAVEL TRAINING PROGRAM

Sarah Sowden, L Wick

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British Columbia Transit is committed to ongoing improvements in the accessibility of fixed-route transit services for mobility, health, economic, and social benefits. Continual improvements in access, safety, and convenience are of paramount importance in meeting the growing and changing needs of transit users. This conference paper provides information about the development and implementation of the Victoria Regional Transit System Community Travel Training Program introduced in January 1999.

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British Columbia Transit is committed to ongoing improvements in the accessibility of fixed-route transit services for mobility, health, economic, and social benefits. Continual improvements in access, safety, and convenience are of paramount importance in meeting the growing and changing needs of transit users. This conference paper provides information about the development and implementation of the Victoria Regional Transit System Community Travel Training Program introduced in January 1999.

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British Columbia Transit is committed to ongoing improvements in the accessibility of fixed-route transit services for mobility, health, economic, and social benefits. Continual improvements in access, safety, and convenience are of paramount importance in meeting the growing and changing needs of transit users. This conference paper provides information about the development and implementation of the Victoria Regional Transit System Community Travel Training Program introduced in January 1999.

Key concepts: Paratransit, Transit (satellite), Training (meteorology), Transport engineering, Business, Public transport, Transit system, Geography

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