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CONSUMER MOTIVATION REGARDING A NUMBER OF TRANSPORTATION ISSUES HAS BEEN EXPLORED. INSTEAD OF ISOLATING SUCH ISSUES FROM THE CULTURAL CONTEXT, THE STUDY EXPLORES THE PATTERNS OF CONSUMER MOTIVATION REGARDING ALL GOODS AND SERVICES AND THEN OBSERVES HOW THE TRANSPORTATION ISSUES APPEAR AMONG THEM. SUCH A VIEWPOINT MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO SEE THE ISSUE IN A MORE COMPREHENSIVE WAY, THE STUDY EMPLOYED THE DELPHI TECHNIQUE FOR OBTAINING INFORMATION FROM A GROUP OF EXPERTS.

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Highway Research Record

52nd Annual Meeting of the Highway Research Board

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References (5) ; Tables (6)

Consumers; Motivation; Questionnaires; Studies; Transportation

Economics; Society; Transportation (General)

TRIS, TRB

Dec 22 1973 12:00AM

• ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF DUAL-MODE BUS TRANSIT SYSTEMS
• REEVALUATION OF GROUND ACCESS TO AIRPORTS
• WALK TIME FROM VEHICLE TO FINAL DESTINATION