Submissions from 2000
CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY WEEKDAY PARK-AND-RIDE USERS: CHOICE MARKET WITH RIDERSHIP GROWTH POTENTIAL, P J. Foote
ANALYSIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF NEW INSIGHT INTO SUBSTITUTION (ADONIS) OF SHORT CAR TRIPS BY CYCLING AND WALKING, Institute of Transportation Engineers
SUCCESS FACTORS AND DECISION ISSUES FOR HIGH-OCCUPANCY VEHICLE FACILITIES, J L. Schofer and E J. Czepiel
Enhancing the Visibility and Image of Transit in the United States and Canada, Transportation Research Board and Wirthlin Worldwide
DE-MARKETING THE CAR, C Wright and J Egan
Submissions from 1999
RESEARCH-BASED TRANSIT MARKETING IN SOUTHEASTERN WISCONSIN, S J. Bush
MARKETING AND FARE NEXUS APPLIED IN SAN DIEGO, E P. Hurwitz and J S. Williamson
HIGH-OCCUPANCY TOLL LANE SYSTEM: A CONCEPT PLAN FOR THE TWIN CITIES, A Z. Lari and K R. Buckeye
ENHANCING TRANSIT'S COMPETITIVENESS: A SURVEY METHODOLOGY, B SCHALLER
A Guidebook for Marketing Transit Services to Business, Transportation Research Board and Multisystems, Incorporated
A Handbook of Proven Marketing Strategies for Public Transit, Transportation Research Board and Texas Transportation Institute
TRANSIT PREPAYMENT CHALLENGES: FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMERS' WILLINGNESS TO PURCHASE HIGH-VALUE TICKETS, A Weinstein, R Lockhart, and B Rolandson
Submissions from 1998
INDIVIDUALIZED MARKETING: IMPLICATIONS FOR TRANSPORTATION DEMAND MANAGEMENT, W Brog
PUBLIC TRANSPORT DEMAND IN FREIBURG: WHY DID PATRONAGE DOUBLE IN A DECADE?., FELIX FITZROY and IAN SMITH
Transit Advertising Revenue: Traditional and New Sources and Structures, B. R. Silverberg
Submissions from 1992
TRANSIT AND IVHS IN THE NEW JERSEY/NEW YORK REGION, E Lerner-Lam, J Wilkins, and L Yermack
