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Full-Text Articles in Transportation
Implementation Of Zurich’S Transit Priority Program, Mti Report 01-13, Andrew Butler Nash
Implementation Of Zurich’S Transit Priority Program, Mti Report 01-13, Andrew Butler Nash
Mineta Transportation Institute
The objective of this research was to describe transit priority techniques in Zürich and understand how the city implemented its program. Most transit priority improvements are relatively simple and inexpensive; however, they have proved to be difficult to implement and sustain. The research effort consisted of a case study with interviews and surveys. We interviewed many persons associated with the development and implementation of Zürich’s transit priority program. A survey to evaluate support of transportation decision-makers in Santa Clara County, California, illustrated transit improvements in a typical U.S. city. The data was compared to a similar survey in Zürich. The …
Transit Labor Relations Guide, Mti Report 01-02, Herbert H. Oestreich
Transit Labor Relations Guide, Mti Report 01-02, Herbert H. Oestreich
Mineta Transportation Institute
Transit organizations, both public and private, are under great internal and external pressures today to improve their organizational effectiveness. Studies have shown that the collective bargaining relationship between union and management, particularly the collective bargaining agreement, has a direct, measurable effect on organizational effectiveness. Both transit management and transit unions have begun to recognize that it is in their mutual interest to improve organizational effectiveness by turning toward a more cooperative collective bargaining relationship. In particular, they have experimented with a negotiating style called “interest-based bargaining” and with a problem solving approach through joint labor-management committees. There is a great …