Transit Service Elasticities: Evidence from Demonstrations and Demand Models

Abstract

There is little elasticity of demand for improvements in transit service, especially where service is already good. Headways are more important than in-vehicle time. Information is lacking on reliability, availability of seats, and transfers.

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