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      This report is the product of a 2-year study funded by the Transit Cooperative
      Research Program (TCRP).1 The study had its genesis in discussions
      during 1995 and 1996 by the TCRP Oversight and Project Selection
      (TOPS) Committee, which were prompted by Louis J. Gambaccini, then
      General Manager of the Southeast Pennsylvania Transit Authority. A number
      of TOPS members, including many transit managers, had had the experience
      of being asked by their customers, as well as their policy boards,
      why transit usage is so low in American cities as compared with the cities
      of Western Europe, Canada, and other parts of the world.
      Around that same time, teams of transit managers from across the country
      were returning from tours of public transportation systems in dozens
      of Western European and Canadian cities. Reports from these tours—
      documented in four TCRP Research Results Digests2—describe many innovative
      practices, services, and technologies with potential for application in
      the United States. The teams often prefaced their reports, however, by noting
      the distinct differences in the urban environments and transportation policies
      they witnessed abroad. For instance, they observed the following:
      • Most Western European residents live in densely developed communities
      within reach of public transportation corridors that were established
      long before widespread use of the automobile, thus providing
      naturally large markets for transit operators.
      • Motor fuel prices in Western European cities are three to five times
      higher than in the United States, and many other government taxes, parking
      regulations, and traffic policies encourage the use of transit, while deterring
      use of the automobile.
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