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Improving the Integration of Public Transport Services
  • Publication no: AP-R197-02
  • ISBN: 0 85588 602 1
  • Published: 1 January 2002
This report: defines the problems faced by public transport service provides and agencies in ensuring efficient delivery of multi-modal public transport journeys; researches current literature on consumer and service provider attitudes to integration; and provides possible strategies to achieve greater levels of integration. The report includes a review of integration practice and issues and Australian perspectives on public transport integration
  • AP-R197/02 IMPROVING THE INTEGRATION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT SERVICES
  • Executive Summary
  • Acknowledgements
  • Contents
  • List of Figures
  • List of Tables
  • Background
  • Introduction
  • Part A - Review of Integration Practice and Issues
  • Part B - Australian Perspectives on Public Transport Integration
  • Appendix A - Other relevant research programs sponsored by the European Commission
  • Appendix B - Overview of accessibility practice for people with disabilities
  • Appendix C - integrated timed transfers
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