Young Riders: Community and Public Transportation’s Next Generation
Beth Wilson
Abstract
Beth Wilson
Abstract
This article describes how today�s young people are tomorrow�s community and public riders. Recognizing both an important market and constituency for transit, many dedicated transit managers and advocates are using various approaches in order to examine young riders� needs, their developing attitudes about mobility, and the decision-making skills they�ll bring to adulthood and their impact on the future of community and public transportation. The article describes model profiles of how systems are serving the young riders in their community.
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This article describes how today�s young people are tomorrow�s community and public riders. Recognizing both an important market and constituency for transit, many dedicated transit managers and advocates are using various approaches in order to examine young riders� needs, their developing attitudes about mobility, and the decision-making skills they�ll bring to adulthood and their impact on the future of community and public transportation. The article describes model profiles of how systems are serving the young riders in their community.
Key concepts: Public transport, Order (exchange), Public relations, Business, Marketing, Transport engineering, Political science, Engineering