Transit Non-User Survey: Restfull Riding Rather Than Stressful Driving

Brenda Thompson

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This report presents information on why people do not us transit in large numbers in both the United States and the State of Florida. The report contains demographics of the non-user public according to age, gender, automobile ownership, income, and ethnicity. In addition, it contains a synthesis of Florida Transit Surveys, an examination of most appropriate questions and methodologies for data gathering and suggestions about how to improve overall transit service and to attract choice non-users to public transit.

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1996Investigating Effect of Advanced Traveler Information on Commuter Tendency To Use Transit 1996Infrequent Riders: One Key to New Transit Ridership and Revenue 1990NEW FINDINGS ON FACTORS RELATED TO TRANSIT USE 1999Demand forecasting for rural transit 1976CONSUMER ATTITUDES TOWARD PUBLIC TRANSIT 1976CHARACTERISTICS, ATTITUDES, AND PERCEPTIONS OF TRANSIT NONUSERS IN THE ATLANTA REGION

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