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Transit Vehicles for National Parks : Selection Factors and Technologies.

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    Increasingly, national parks are purchasing and operating buses and other alternative ; transportation vehicles to transport visitors to and from or within park boundaries. ; Selecting alternative transportation vehicles is a complex, multi-faceted process that ; involves the careful analysis of numerous factors. This material in this report originally ; was developed as a primer to orient park superintendents and transportation managers ; who participated in an Alternative Transportation Vehicle Workshop held March, 2002 in ; Estes Park, CO. It provides useful information and supplements Volume 1 (Candidate ; Vehicle Technologies) of the Federal Lands Alternative Transportation Systems Study.1 ; This updated version contains the essentially the same material provided to the workshop ; participants. ; This primer addresses fundamental considerations for evaluating and choosing buses, ; including: vehicle technologies, vehicle types, fuels, infrastructure and associated costs. ; These should not be viewed as independent topics, but as parts of a system in which each ; part may be affected by, and may affect, the other parts. Alternative transportation ; systems will be unique based on the differences and the particular needs of individual ; parks. Therefore, rather than provide extensive details about specific parks, the sections ; herein outline basic system considerations that should be investigated further in relation ; to the specific conditions at a given park.
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