Draft Sub-Regional Transit Feasibility Study: Survey Of Community Residents (Black Diamond, Nanton, Okotoks, & Turner Valley) - 2014

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2014

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HarGroup Management Consultants

Abstract

The overall purpose of the study was to examine awareness of regional transit concepts, and assess trip needs for the residents of select communities within communities south of Calgary; as well as to investigate factors involved with the implementation of a trial regional transit service among residents

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municipal planning, transportation, transit

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HarGroup Management Consultants. (2014). Draft Sub-Regional Transit Feasibility Study: Survey Of Community Residents (Black Diamond, Nanton, Okotoks, & Turner Valley) (Rep.). Calgary, AB: HarGroup Management Consultants.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/107190

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