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Are Smart Cards the Smart Way to Go? Examining Their Adoption by U.S. Transit Agencies

Iseki, H. / Yoh, A.C. / Taylor, B.D.

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Are Smart Cards the Smart Way to Go? Examining Their Adoption by U.S. Transit Agencies

Iseki, H. / Yoh, A.C. / Taylor, B.D.

Are Smart Cards the Smart Way to Go? Examining Their Adoption by U.S. Transit Agencies

Iseki, H. / Yoh, A.C. / Taylor, B.D.

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Title:

Are Smart Cards the Smart Way to Go? Examining Their Adoption by U.S. Transit Agencies

Contributors:

Iseki, H. (author) / Yoh, A.C. (author) / Taylor, B.D. (author)

Published in:

Transit: Management, Technology, and Planning ; 45-53

TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH RECORD

Publication date:

2007-01-01

Size:

9 pages

ISSN:

0361-1981

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

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Language:

English

Classification:

DDC: 388

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