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TCRP Synthesis 98:

Ridesharing as a Complement to Transit

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Publication Year:2012

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Authors:
Gail Murray; Mark E Chase; Eunice Kim; Markie McBrayer; Transportation Research Board
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TRB's Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) Synthesis 98: Ridesharing as a Complement to Transit explores current practices in using ridesharing to complement public transit and highlights ways to potentially enhance ridesharing and public transit. ...
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Front Matter i-ix  
Summary 1-4 (skim)
Survey 5-5 (skim)
Organization of the Report 6-6 (skim)
Transit-Operated Vanpool Programs 7-7 (skim)
Casual Carpooling 8-8 (skim)
Economic Considerations of Ridesharing within Public Transit Agencies 9-9 (skim)
Conclusion 10-10 (skim)
Profile: King County Metro Transit in Seattle Integrates Ridesharing into Agency 11-13 (skim)
Profile: Kings County Area Public Transit Agency Vanpools Serve Farmworkers 14-14 (skim)
Ridesharing in the Planning Process 15-15 (skim)
Performance Measures of Ridesharing Success 16-16 (skim)
Profile: Des Moines Area Regional Transit Agency (DART) Captures Vanpool Miles to Maximize Revenue 17-17 (skim)
Challenges 18-18 (skim)
Profile: Metropolitan Transportation Commission Leverages Ridesharing and Transit in the San Francisco Bay Area 19-19 (skim)
Incentives 20-21 (skim)
Profile: Washington State Leads Nation in Vanpooling 22-22 (skim)
Challenges 23-24 (skim)
Incorporating Customers' Perspectives 25-26 (skim)
Technology and Social Media 27-27 (skim)
Profile: SCAT and DART Communicate through Social Media 28-28 (skim)
Profile: Dynamic Ridesharing Coming to Seattle 29-30 (skim)
Profile: BART and Cities Manage Casual Carpooling 31-31 (skim)
Profile: PRTC Supports Casual Carpooling 32-32 (skim)
Challenges 33-33 (skim)
Opportunities 34-34 (skim)
Conclusion 35-35 (skim)
References 36-37 (skim)
Appendix A - Survey Questionnaire and Results 38-56 (skim)
Appendix B - Profiles of Participating Transit and Non-Transit Agencies 57-59 (skim)
Appendix C - Transit Modes Operated by Respondents 60-60 (skim)
Appendix D - Ridesharing Placement Within Agencies 61-62 (skim)
Abbreviations used without definitions in TRB publications 63-63 (skim)

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TRB's Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) Synthesis 98: Ridesharing as a Complement to Transit explores current practices in using ridesharing to complement public transit and highlights ways to potentially enhance ridesharing and public transit.

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