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| Full Report ~5088K |
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| Front Matter ~57K |
| Table of Contents ~19K |
Chapters |
| 1: Summary of Major Findings and Study Approach ~275K |
| 2: The Historical Relationship Between Transit and the
Economy ~24K |
| 3: Relationship Between Transit and Energy
~934K |
| 4: Alternative Economic and Energy Futures
~150K |
| 5: Effects of Alternative Economic Conditions on
Transit ~845K |
| 6: Analysis of the Capacity of Industry To Respond to Major
Changes in the Transit Program ~510K |
| 7: Effects of Alternative Energy Conditions on
Transit ~994K |
| 8: Consideration of Possible Types of Actions To Achieve
Increases in Transit Ridership and Decreases in Energy
Consumption ~244K |
| 9: Summary of Impacts on Transit Ridership, The Transit
Industry, Related Industries, and Energy Consumption
~177K |
| 10: Metropolitan Experience
~102K |
| 11: National Policy Issues and Possible Initiatives ~223K |
Appendices |
| A: Documentation of Forecasting Techniques
~466K |
| B: Questionnaire ~19K |
| C: Interindustry Analysis
~44K |
| D: Survey of Effectiveness of Possible Actions To Improve
Transit Ridership ~155K |
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