AbstractConfronting with declined passengers and increased subsidy, Arao city government has taken a plan for reforming public bus transport since 2005. The monopoly operating right of public bus transport service was transferred to one private company. This paper summarizes the valuable experience of public transport reforms by analyzing the subsidy and efficiency before and after the reform in Arao. The reform has proven be influential on reducing subsidy. However, it is hard to balance the service level and cost thus subsidy. By summarizing the characteristic of the reform, results show that introduction of competitive tendering is necessary in a long time in the reform afterward. Moreover, an appropriate contract and regulatory rules th...
The use of public transit subsidy has become a widely discussed aspect for the development of public...
In the face of continuing development and the demands associated with the active lifestyle of its re...
In the face of escalating costs, declining productivity, and constraints on fund- ing for public tra...
Huge public transport subsidies caused by deficits have become a heavy financial burden on some loca...
This study offered ways to improve the efficiency and adequacy of urban public transport in Kupang, ...
AbstractAlcoy has a population of 60.000 inhabitants and is located in Valencia, on the north of the...
Transit systems and buses, in particular, generally suffer from severe financial problems that affec...
This research presents the main results of tendering bus services in Israel from 2000 to 2014. The a...
Large public transport subsidies necessitated by operating deficits have become a heavy financial bu...
Japan’s bus deregulation program (coach and local) was carried out in February 2002. Its main point ...
Road-based public transport internationally is increasingly exposed to the economic elements of comp...
This paper explores the experience of developed countries that have introduced greater private secto...
Institutional reform of the bus sector is a topical discussion item in a number of countries at pres...
On July 1, 2004, the Seoul Metropolitan Government introduced a wide range of reforms to its public ...
This paper documents some thoughts on the reform agenda in public transit that is occurring througho...
The use of public transit subsidy has become a widely discussed aspect for the development of public...
In the face of continuing development and the demands associated with the active lifestyle of its re...
In the face of escalating costs, declining productivity, and constraints on fund- ing for public tra...
Huge public transport subsidies caused by deficits have become a heavy financial burden on some loca...
This study offered ways to improve the efficiency and adequacy of urban public transport in Kupang, ...
AbstractAlcoy has a population of 60.000 inhabitants and is located in Valencia, on the north of the...
Transit systems and buses, in particular, generally suffer from severe financial problems that affec...
This research presents the main results of tendering bus services in Israel from 2000 to 2014. The a...
Large public transport subsidies necessitated by operating deficits have become a heavy financial bu...
Japan’s bus deregulation program (coach and local) was carried out in February 2002. Its main point ...
Road-based public transport internationally is increasingly exposed to the economic elements of comp...
This paper explores the experience of developed countries that have introduced greater private secto...
Institutional reform of the bus sector is a topical discussion item in a number of countries at pres...
On July 1, 2004, the Seoul Metropolitan Government introduced a wide range of reforms to its public ...
This paper documents some thoughts on the reform agenda in public transit that is occurring througho...
The use of public transit subsidy has become a widely discussed aspect for the development of public...
In the face of continuing development and the demands associated with the active lifestyle of its re...
In the face of escalating costs, declining productivity, and constraints on fund- ing for public tra...