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At best that would only help with relatively long distance trips, and the study notes it has already led to and increase in commuter rail use. (Which is offset
by abalone 9y ago
At best that would only help with relatively long distance trips, and the study notes it has already led to and increase in commuter rail use. (Which is offset by greater VMT in other cases.) Also it probably still involves deadhead trips within those last miles.
- TrinaryWorksToo 9y agoI'm wondering if there's lots of deadhead trips with existing commuter rail use in existing data. I was guessing that because people typically live close together who go to the same bus stop there would be less deadhead, if people carpooled, as the people who got on the ride would get dropped off at the same time people get picked up.