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Traveler Response to Transportation System Changes
Katherine F. TurnbullTransit Cooperative Research Program
其他書名
Transit information and promotion
出版Transportation Research Board, 2003
ISBN03090876359780309087636
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=3k1GAAAAYAAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋The traveler response to transit information and promotion varies widely, both in extent and duration of ridership gains. Results are influenced by the utility and quality of the transit service product being marketed, by external circumstances, and by the type of promotion. While all types of transit information and promotion activities may help raise awareness of public transportation services, increases in ridership are most likely to occur within specific populations as the result of targeted programs--especially individualized efforts designed on the basis of market research findings, delineating particular needs and opportunities. A subset of transit marketing, namely transit information and promotion, is the focus of this chapter. Traveler response to mass market information, mass market promotions, targeted information, targeted promotions, customer information services, and real-time transit information dissemination are examined. This chapter, Chapter 11, will be of interest to transit marketing staff and general managers, as well as strategic planners, educators, and researchers.