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Bus fare and journey time elasticities and diversion factors for all modes: A rapid evidence assessment

Fay Dunkerley · Mark R. Wardman · Charlene Rohr · Nils Fearnley

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Abstract

In this review a substantial database of diversion-factor evidence was collated. Little recent evidence on bus fare and generalised journey time elasticities was identified. Recommendations are provided, based on analysis of the available evidence. In general, we find that the evidence on diversion factors is very diverse, covering a wide range of mainly metropolitan geographies, trip purposes, journey types and alternative transport options.

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