The goal of the Chico Human Service Transportation Project was to develop a coordinated human service transportation plan whereby vehicles owned by various human service organization would be made available to all organizations in the Chico Urban Area. The project would as well test the effectiveness of a user-side subsidy as an aid to coordination and as an incentive for providers to operate efficiently. The project was terminated in April 1982 when the Urban Mass Transportation Administration concluded that the demonstration could not be completed as intended. This report describes the project as it was intended to operate, assesses the project's accomplishments, and evaluates why the project was never completed.
This document presents a review and assessment of the Northeastern Illinois Regional Transportation Authority's (RTA) Paratransit Brokerage Demonstrat...
The City of San Diego, which operated its own dial-a-ride service from 1975 to 1982, transferred all operations to the private sector in the fall of 1...
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