Maintaining Transit Effectiveness Under Major Financial Constraints (2014) / Chapter Skim
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94 1. Financial sustainability for a publicly funded transit system is defi ned as a service plan that can be continued for at least 5–10 years based on conservative revenue and expense estimates.
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95 10. A fi nancially sustainable transit system is an agency that provides a level of service that can be maintained for a 5-year period based on a conservative fi nancial forecast.
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96 17. A fi nancially sustainable transit system has access to predictable, dedicated, growing sources of funding that, when combined with fares and other revenues, are suffi cient to reasonably meet the needs of its riders and other constituencies.
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