THE TRAVEL BEHAVIOR AND NEEDS OF THE POOR : A STUDY OF WELFARE RECIPIENTS IN FRESNO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

Evelyn Blumenberg · Peter J Haas

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This study looks at the travel behavior and needs of welfare recipients in Fresno County, California, using data from focus groups and a random survey of welfare recipients. Objectives of the study included: 1) examining travel behavior of welfare recipients; 2) assessing the relationship between access to transportation and the employment outcomes of welfare recipients; and, 3) developing policy and planning recommendations for improving transportation options of the affected individuals.

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