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45 Conclusions For public agencies looking to engage most constructively with operators of private transit services, existing practice and regulatory approaches suggest the following strategies: • Work together with private transit providers to create regulations that work for everyone. Several jurisdictions have been successful in taking a cooperative approach to regulation, bringing both public and private players to the table to develop regulatory approach, and helping work toward providing a level of compliance and information sharing that is beneficial for all stakeholders.
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46 Private Transit: Existing Services and Emerging Directions • Explore the use of consortium-based services for locations that need group transport but would be unable to support a productive public transit route. For suburban or low-density workplaces that have a critical mass of employees who don't drive -- particularly in sectors that employ many shift workers, such as hospitals, manufacturers, or warehouse and fulfillment operations -- but that couldn't support a public transit route, consortium-based services provide a variety of potential solutions that often build on existing high-capacity transit.
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