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| title = A Fare Look | | title = A Fare Look | ||
| subtitle = Funding urban public transport operations | | subtitle = Funding urban public transport operations | ||
| summary = | | summary = "In most cities, farebox revenue alone is insufficient to fund the public transport services needed, especially when fares are set low to ensure affordable mobility for all users" | ||
| project = {{project|Ross Center for Sustainable Cities}} | | project = {{project|Ross Center for Sustainable Cities}} | ||
| date = {{PD|December 2024}} | | date = {{PD|December 2024}} | ||
Revision as of 07:24, 15 February 2025
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| Title | A Fare Look |
| Subtitle | Funding urban public transport operations |
| Part of |  Ross Center for Sustainable Cities
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| Publisher |  World Resources Institute
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| Authors |  Anna Kustar Adam Davidson Thet Hein Tun Ben Welle Santosh Muralidaran
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| Date |  December 2024
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | "In most cities, farebox revenue alone is insufficient to fund the public transport services needed, especially when fares are set low to ensure affordable mobility for all users" |
| Keywords |  Public transport Revenue
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| Locations |  Addis Ababa Bengaluru Chicago Houston Washington, D.C. Copenhagen Jakarta Mexico City Paris Rio de Janeiro São Paulo
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| How to find this document | |
| Publication |  Live as of 15 February 2025
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| Archive |  Archived on 23 December 2024
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