Marketing and Service Quality in Public Transport Report of the Ninety-Second Round Table on Transport Economics Held in Paris on 5-6 December 1991
Faced with mounting deficits, public transport is in search of a new image. Above all, service quality must beadapted to customer needs. A whole range of possibilities exist to make public transport more appealing: more frequent and punctual service, better equipment, improved customer relations, el...
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Paris :
OECD Publishing
1993.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- INTRODUCTORY REPORTS
- Behaviour Begins in the Mind by Werner Brõg, Germany
- -Preface
- Everyday Mobility
- Possibilities for Change
- Communications
- Strategy
- Figures
- Annex: Thirteen rules for publicity work
- Bibliography
- Marketing and Service Quality in Public Transport by Eduard Albors, Spain
- -Introducction
- Quality: The TMB's strategic objective
- The Quality Chain: An analytic model of service quality
- Application of the Quality Chain to TMB
- Conclusions
- Service Quality and the Olympic Games
- Figures
- Contributions and Limits of Marketing to Urban Public Transport: An Analysis of the Lyons Urban Area by Bruno Faivre d'Arcier and jean-Pierre Steffen, France
- -Introduction
- Marketing of services and urban public transport
- Some examples of the Lyons marketing approach
- Pricing and demand for personalised service
- Conclusion: How effective can marketing be?
- Tables
- Figures
- References
- Annexes
- Data on the Lyons Urban Area Network
- Development of the Marketing Concept in Public Transport: Extracts from the report by the International Commission on Transport Economics
- Marketing and Service Quality in Public Transport by Lennart Olsson, Sweden
- -Introduction
- Organisation
- Targets and strategies
- Co-ordination
- Fares
- Radio communication
- Information
- Quality
- A profitability approache
- Speed and high comfort
- Fast express services
- Out-and-out express network
- Commuter trains
- Train pool
- "West trains"
- Terminals
- Marketing and creating an image
- Target groups and individual travel
- Figures
- SUMMARY OF DISCUSSIONS
- LIST OF PARTICIPANTS