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CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY WEEKDAY PARK-AND-RIDE USERS: CHOICE MARKET WITH RIDERSHIP GROWTH POTENTIAL.
| 题名： | CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY WEEKDAY PARK-AND-RIDE USERS: CHOICE MARKET WITH RIDERSHIP GROWTH POTENTIAL. |
| 作者： | Foote-PJ |
| 关键词： | Automobile-repair-shops; Chicago-Transit-Authority; Convenience-stores; Customer-amenities; Customer-satisfaction; Demographics-; Fast-food-restaurants; Fringe-parking; Income-; Investments-; Marketing-; Ridership-; Surveys-; Transit-riders; Travel-behavior; Work-trips |
| 摘要： | Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) park-and-ride users make up a small but important submarket of CTA ridership (2.3 million of 445.3 million annual rides). In fall 1998, a survey was made of 1,758 CTA park-and-ride users on weekdays at 15 CTA park-and-ride lots near the point of payment. The survey asked for customer satisfaction ratings, travel characteristics, prior mode used, reasons for park-and-ride use, demographics, and, at the largest lots, ratings of the desirability of potential amenities or services that could be added to the lots. Compared with CTA riders overall, park-and-ride users showed substantially higher household incomes and travel frequencies and made predominantly work-related trips to and from Chicago's central business district. Riders said that they chose to use park-and-ride because it was the fastest way to make their trip, because of the cost of parking at their destination (mean cost of $10.29), or because they disliked driving. Before using CTA park-and-ride service, most customers used some automobile-related means of making their trips. Substantial turnover and geographic information system analysis of home location data suggest that regular target marketing and investment in new facilities would have a positive impact on overall ridership. Of potential customer amenities tested, riders showed the most willingness to try shopping-related amenities (convenience mart, fast food and grocery outlet) over amenities related to automobile servicing. |
| 总页数： | Transportation Research Record. 2000. (1735) pp158-168 (6 Fig., 9 Tab., 12 Ref.) |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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