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Yep there should be a two dimensional metric of how many tax payers' needs were met and how well were they met. Serving more tax payers without an improved perf
by silverpepsi 4y ago
Yep there should be a two dimensional metric of how many tax payers' needs were met and how well were they met. Serving more tax payers without an improved performance (time to destination) metric is still a win.
- bobthepanda 4y agoThe cost benefit analysis is a generally accepted way of doing this. Interestingly enough, transit projects in the US are actually funded based on how competitive their CBA is, but highway projects are not and are funded via formulas defined in law by Congress.