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PUBLIC TRANSIT'S ROLE IN AMERICA'S NEW AGENDA. POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE TRANSIT INDUSTRY AS OUTLINED BY THE AMERICAN PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOCIATION

J R Gilstrap

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This paper provides recommendations and background information to the Clinton Administration on: (1) personnel; (2) transit budget issues; and, (3) key transit issues. A final section demonstrates how public transit is linked to almost all of the major policy initiatives supported by President Clinton. The American Public Transit Association (APTA) represents more than eleven hundred members, including bus and rail transit systems, their suppliers, and others committed to the advancement of transit service.

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This paper provides recommendations and background information to the Clinton Administration on: (1) personnel; (2) transit budget issues; and, (3) key transit issues. A final section demonstrates how public transit is linked to almost all of the major policy initiatives supported by President Clinton. The American Public Transit Association (APTA) represents more than eleven hundred members, including bus and rail transit systems, their suppliers, and others committed to the advancement of transit service.

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This paper provides recommendations and background information to the Clinton Administration on: (1) personnel; (2) transit budget issues; and, (3) key transit issues. A final section demonstrates how public transit is linked to almost all of the major policy initiatives supported by President Clinton. The American Public Transit Association (APTA) represents more than eleven hundred members, including bus and rail transit systems, their suppliers, and others committed to the advancement of transit service.

Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Public transport, Public administration, Transit system, Business, Political science, Rail transit, Public policy

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