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4There is a long history of private transit services in the United States. These services include long-established services such as private commuter buses and airporters, shared taxis, dollar vans, and jitneys that have operated for decades in many American cities.
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Introduction 5 Private transit services are a component of the transportation demand management (TDM) programs of many jurisdictions and companies -- consolidating riders into larger vehicles and often enhancing public transit by providing the last mile of many commutes.
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6 Private Transit: Existing Services and Emerging Directions and street system"(9)
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Introduction 7 Teal and Becker (2011) echo the role of flexible and DRT services in lower density, lowerdemand environments in their case study of Denver's "family of services" approach.
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