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INNOVATIVE FUNDING FOR INTERCITY MODES. A CASEBOOK OF STATE, LOCAL, AND PRIVATE APPROACHES. FINAL REPORT

F D Fravel, R E Menzer, Herbert Weinblatt, Jon E Burkhardt

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This casebook attempts to present an overview of recent changes in the intercity transportation industries and to provide examples of joint public-private efforts in a non-technical manner. Chapters provide a brief overview of the recent developments in the freight and passenger railroads, intercity bus, and regional airline service transportation industries, examples of joint public-private partnership actions to maintain intercity services in rural areas and a summary of non-Federal funding sources used for intercity services, drawing together some basic themes of successful efforts.

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Key concepts: Casebook, General partnership, Business, Service (business), Private sector, Public transport, Public–private partnership, State (computer science)