COORDINATING RURAL TRANSIT: STRETCHING STATE RESOURCES FOR BETTER SERVICE
M J Greene
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M J Greene
Abstract
This is part of a series of studies prepared by The Council of State Governments that examine how innovative state programs can benefit rural development projects. Major chapter topics are: Introduction; Rural Public Transportation; State Coordination Programs; Coordination in Two Stages; and Impediments to Coordination. Also included are acknowledgments, summary of findings, project bibliography, and appendices.
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This is part of a series of studies prepared by The Council of State Governments that examine how innovative state programs can benefit rural development projects. Major chapter topics are: Introduction; Rural Public Transportation; State Coordination Programs; Coordination in Two Stages; and Impediments to Coordination. Also included are acknowledgments, summary of findings, project bibliography, and appendices.
Key concepts: State (computer science), Public transport, Public administration, Service (business), Transit (satellite), State government, Business, Rural development