The goal of this public transportation synthesis series research is to document the positive and successful linkages and relationships between public transportation, the business community, and the national, state and local economy. As funding for public services becomes more competitive, it is essential to maintain public support to detail the direct and indirect benefits that public transportation services provide – both the economic and community benefits. This report provides an overview of the importance of public transportation in the United States. Cost/Benefit methodologies are summarized, including economic multiplier effects. A summary of public transportation systems operating in Florida with current operating and financial data provided. Forecasts of the economic impacts and benefits that Florida public transportation systems provide are estimated.
This report provides advice on how to measure the importance of an airport to the economy of the surrounding area. It defines various measures of econ...
This report presents the results of a comprehensive analysis of the costs and benefits of providing public transit in South Dakota. To facilitate the ...
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