A Survey of Elderly and Handicapped Riders on the Charlottesville Transit System

Report No: 79-R57

Published in 1979

About the report:

This report develops a profile of the elderly and handicapped public transit rider in the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, population 40,800. A compilation of socioeconomic and trip-making characteristics determined from a mail-out survey of elderly and handicapped transit users is presented. These characteristics are also compared with characteristics of the general transit ridership in Charlottesville developed in an earlier on-board bus survey.

Documents

79-R57

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Authors

E. D. Arnold

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