Social Sciences
8 years ago

Public Transit Regulation Shift Empowers Communities, Challenges Authorities

Special report - Transportation Research Board, National Research Council
ISSUES OF REGULATION UNDER PRIVATE AND PUBLIC OWNERSHIP
R C Buchanan

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The article discusses how regulations change when private transportation systems become public. It looks at how the focus shifts from profit to serving the community. When privately owned systems become public, authorities gain power to regulate services and fares. However, some face challenges in making decisions without enough expertise or data.