COVID-19 PANDEMIC VS. PUBLIC TRANSPORT ATTRACTIVENESS - LITERATURE RESEARCH AND SELECTED SOLUTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.46585/pc.2021.1.1667Keywords:
public transport, demand for transport, competitiveness, epidemyAbstract
This paper deals with a literature search of authors dealing with public transport and the decline in passenger demand during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The recommendations and conclusions of this article serve as a partial basis for the elaboration of dissertations, the topic, content and goal of which will respect and respond to this ongoing situation concerning the pandemic.
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