Security of patrons on urban public transportation systems : report of the Workshop on Transit Security, Carnegie-Mellon University, February 24-25, 1975.

Author(s)
Shellow, R. (ed.)
Year
Abstract

This report presents a wide range of current thinking on the nature of the crime problem on public transit system, its effect on transit patronage, measures taken to meet the problem, projections about what the problem will be in the future, and the kind of research required to meet future needs. The citizen's perception of crime on public transit and its effect on ridership will be an essential factor in the planning and operating of public transportation. These basic crime control strategies are: increase of police manpower including flexible deployment strategies; expansion of electronic devices to complement police patrol; and operational strategies such as the elimination of stops in high crime areas. The application of current knowledge to automated small vehicle systems in discussed.

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B 14538 /72.6/73.3/
Source

Pittsburgh, PA, Carnegie-Melon University, Transportation Research Institute, 1975, 68 p. + 3 app., 13 ref.; Research Report No. 6

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