This analysis reveals transit choice bias created by parking subsidies, suggesting equal fare support.
The practice of subsidising the parking of employees’ cars produces an undesirable bias against public transport. The authors suggest that an equal subsidy should be given towards transit fares. To ensure full benefit from reduced congestion, this should be compulsory within a district.
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