Authors: | Edvin Frøysadal |
Report nr: | 1167/2000 |
Language: | Norwegian |
Attachments | Sammendrag |
A package of co-ordinated measures in order to develop public transport has been carried out in Kongsvinger.
This report summarises the short-term effects of the measures as they appear in surveys of train and bus passengers, and among the elderly, which is a target group for this project.
The main conclusions are:
- New passengers were captured, and existing passengers travelled more.
- Among train users the express bus, rather than the car, had to a large extent become the alternative mode.
- Parts of the long distance travellers who had a car available chose public transport because it was more comfortable.
- Passengers felt to a great extent that the measures represented a positive development of the relevant quality factors.
- The infrastructure measures made considerable improvements for the public transport operations and enabled the delivery of improved services.
- Improvements in public transport should be co-ordinated between a number of areas in order to provide the best overall service.