IMPACT OF PARK-AND-RIDE ON PUBLIC TRANSIT RIDERSHIP
We examine the relative impact of increased housing vs. increased parking availability on ridership of public transit. The approach sheds light on the trade-off in alternative land uses near transit stops:park-and-ride(PnR)vs. transit-oriented development(TOD).In the example of one city...
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doaj-6cf8c7d78dfb40e49ed8daaae91fd5942021-04-02T20:55:13ZengSilesian University of TechnologyTransport Problems1896-05962300-861X2021-03-0116121122110.21307/tp-2021-018IMPACT OF PARK-AND-RIDE ON PUBLIC TRANSIT RIDERSHIPJosephM. POGODZINSKI0John S. NILES1San Jose State UniversitySan Jose State UniversityWe examine the relative impact of increased housing vs. increased parking availability on ridership of public transit. The approach sheds light on the trade-off in alternative land uses near transit stops:park-and-ride(PnR)vs. transit-oriented development(TOD).In the example of one city studied here, econometric analysis suggests that PnR provides more transit ridership than housing. However, thetransit agency may choose the alternative of reducing PnR and partnering with housing developersas a source of new non-fare revenue that createsvibrant, walkable growth in station areas, which is considered to be just as important as ridership.http://transportproblems.polsl.pl/pl/Archiwum/2021/zeszyt1/2021t16z1_18.pdfpublic transportpark-and-ridetransit-oriented developmentgeographic information systems |
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IMPACT OF PARK-AND-RIDE ON PUBLIC TRANSIT RIDERSHIP |
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IMPACT OF PARK-AND-RIDE ON PUBLIC TRANSIT RIDERSHIP |
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Silesian University of Technology |
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Transport Problems |
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1896-0596 2300-861X |
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2021-03-01 |
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We examine the relative impact of increased housing vs. increased parking availability on ridership of public transit. The approach sheds light on the trade-off in alternative land uses near transit stops:park-and-ride(PnR)vs. transit-oriented development(TOD).In the example of one city studied here, econometric analysis suggests that PnR provides more transit ridership than housing. However, thetransit agency may choose the alternative of reducing PnR and partnering with housing developersas a source of new non-fare revenue that createsvibrant, walkable growth in station areas, which is considered to be just as important as ridership. |
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public transport park-and-ride transit-oriented development geographic information systems |
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