As baby boomers move into retirement age, the United States is realizing a growing number of automobile drivers over the age of 65. In response to this phenomenon, many communities are implementing or are considering implementing various strategies to improve transportation alternative for seniors who want to reduce or eliminate driving. This report is written for a wide audience, including municipalities, senior transportation providers and new starts, transit agencies, senior centers, senior support programs, or any other person or agency interested in improving transportation options for seniors.
Senior Transportation Alternatives: Why Are They Important and What Makes Them Work
2003
108 pages
Report
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English
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Road Transportation , Transportation , Transportation planning , Elderly persons , Volunteers , Service providers , Automobile drivers , Implementation , Strategies , Literature reviews , Focus groups , Surveys , United States , Transportation alternatives , Senior transportation
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