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Dedicated transit lanes help attract riders, reduce carbon emissions

Center for Transportation Studies
2024-06
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Dedicated transit lanes help attract riders, reduce carbon emissions

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2024-06

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This research brief summarizes report CTS 23-09, The Value of Dedicated Right of Way (ROW) to Transit Ridership and Carbon Emissions, that examined the influence of four types of ROW on transit ridership and emissions.

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The Value of Dedicated Right of Way (ROW) to Transit Ridership and Carbon Emissions
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Center for Transportation Studies. (2024). Dedicated transit lanes help attract riders, reduce carbon emissions. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/265080.

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