Demand for Unlimited Use Transit Passes

Lawrence B Doxsey

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A monthly transit pass is bought only by heavy users. They pay less than before, and light users do not pay more. The direct result is a loss of revenue to the operator.

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1977Urban Travel Demand: A Behavioral Analysis

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