Timing is Everything (2000)
Although ridership stands at a 30-year high, service levels do not. As more riders compete for limited space, the Transit Riders…
Archives: Reports
Mixed Signals (2000)
To assess the MTA’s overall provision of customer information in today’s climate of burgeoning ridership, the PCAC undertook a study of…
Analysis of Alternative Fuel Technologies for NYCT Buses (2000)
Based on these considerations, the Transit Riders Council recommends that NYCT not adopt an all-CNG policy. The agency, though, can improve…
LIRR Report Card Rider Survey (1999)
Results of the annual, independent rider survey conducted by the Long Island Rail Road Commuter’s Council.
1999 Annual Report
In March, the PCAC released a major research report, Privatizing MTA Services, Cost Savings or Political Buzzword?. The study examined options…
Not Going Your Way (1999)
A study of New York City Transit’s service diversion notices.
Privatizing MTA Services: Cost Savings or Buzzword? (1999)
This paper explores three types of privatization for public transportation agencies.
Destination Unknown: Bus Stop Signage Survey (1998)
In response to numerous errors identified on the new signs by TRC members and staff, and complaints received by the TRC…
A Comparative Study of Financing for the MTA (1997)
Increasing operating and capital subsidies is critical if the MTA is to be able to continue to provide the level of…
Additional Reports Produced Prior to 1999
Please feel free to reach out to us to view any of these documents. PCAC Research Report List Prior to…