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Front Matter i-x
Report Contents 1-6
CHAPTER TWO Literature Review 7-30
CHAPTER THREE Survey Results from Transit Agencies Engaged in Promoting Transit Effectiveness 31-59
CHAPTER FOUR Case Examples 60-77
CHAPTER FIVE Conclusions and Areas of Future Study 78-83
APPENDIX A Questionnaire/Survey Instrument 84-89
APPENDIX B Survey Respondents 90-91
APPENDIX C Additional Responses to Survey Question #6: "In Keeping with the Title of This TCRP Project, How Do You Define 'Transit Effectiveness?" 92-93
APPENDIX D Additional Responses to Survey Question #7: "Please Identify What You Think a 'Financially Sustainable' Transit System Is, What Tools You Need to Achieve Such a System, and How Realistic It Is to Obtain Such Tools." 94-96
APPENDIX E Additional Responses to Survey Question #24 Dealing with Transit Efficiency Gains from Operations, Service Planning, and Scheduling 97-99
APPENDIX F Additional Responses to Survey Question #19: "How Has New Technology in Any Area of Your Agency Helped to Reduce Your Costs and/or Improve Your Efficiency?" 100-103
APPENDIX G Additional Responses to Survey Question #17: "Have You Entered Into Any Partnerships That Have Helped Share the Cost of Providing New or Existing Service?" 104-109

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Maintaining Transit Effectiveness Under Major Financial Constraints (2014)

Chapter: APPENDIX E Additional Responses to Survey Question #24 Dealing with Transit Efficiency Gains from Operations, Service Planning, and Scheduling

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Maintaining Transit Effectiveness Under Major Financial Constraints (2014)

Chapter: APPENDIX E Additional Responses to Survey Question #24 Dealing with Transit Efficiency Gains from Operations, Service Planning, and Scheduling