Table of Contents

• Introduction
  • North Dakota State University
  • Concordia College
  • Minnesota State University Moorhead
• Public Transit in University Communities: A Literature Review
  • Overview Information on Campus Transit Systems
  • Transit as Part of a Comprehensive Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Strategy
• Campus Transit Research Methods
  • Survey Instrument Design
  • Mailings
• Mobility of NDSU Students: Transit Survey Results
  • Movement Demands of Campus Students
  • Student Perceptions of MAT Services
  • Student Perceptions of Parking
  • Demand for the NDSU Circulator
  • Campus Transit Accommodation
• Mobility of NDSU Faculty and Staff Transit Survey Results
  • Current Mobility
  • Campus Circulator
  • Utilization of MAT
  • Campus Accommodations for Transit
• Mobility of MSUM Students
  • Movement Demands of Campus Students
  • Student Perceptions of MAT Services
  • Student Perceptions of Parking
  • Campus Public Transportation
  • Campus Transit Accommodation
• Mobility of MSUM Faculty and Staff
  • Current Mobility
  • Utilization of MAT
  • Campus Accommodations for Transit
• Mobility of Concordia Students
  • Movement Demands of Students on Campus
  • Student Perceptions of MAT Services
  • Students Perceptions of Parking
  • Campus Public Transportation
  • Campus Transit Accommodation
• Results and Findings
• References

Small Urban University Transit: A Tri-Campus Case Study

Del Peterson*
Jill Hough
Gary Hegland
James Miller
Dustin Ulmer

Small Urban & Rural Transit Center
Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute
North Dakota State University
PO Box 5074
Fargo, ND 58105
701-231-7767
www.surtc.org

April 2005

Peterson is associate research fellow, Hough is director, Hegland is associate research fellow, Miller is affiliated faculty, and Ulmer is graduate research assistant with the Small Urban & Rural Transit Center

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