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New southern Oregon bus service helps people make connections
New southern Oregon bus - the POINT
Dubbed the Southwest POINT, short for Public Oregon Intercity Transit, the new service, originating in Klamath Falls, takes travelers to Crescent City and Brookings via Medford and Grants Pass. The Oregon Department of Transportation's Public Transit Division is coordinating the new six-day-a-week service, helping passengers connect to both Amtrak and Greyhound as well as other regional transit systems.
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Assessment of Oregon Coordinated Transportation Plans
This report is an evaluation of the "Coordinated Plans." It identifies where the plans can be strengthened, and also identifies key findings and common themes that emerged from the individual plans.
Click to view the report (pdf)
The Older Driver in Oregon: A Survey of Driving Behavior and Cessation
Survey focused on the factors influencing driving cessation, physical and emotional barriers delaying driving cessation, modes of alternative transportation, and warning signs that caused a driver to stop driving.
Click here to read the survey (pdf)
Attitudes and Support for Public Transit in Oregon
The Public Transit Division retained Cogan Owens Cogan, LLC to conduct interviews with transit providers, key stakeholders, and citizens in eight diverse communities around the state to better understand transit needs and support for public transportation in urban and rural areas of Oregon.
Read the report here (pdf)
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