This report argues that the Worcester Regional Transit Authority faces serious problems and must adopt more cost-effective methods of operation in order to avoid substantial cuts in service.
An update on Worcester's major transportation projects, including the Route 146 connector, the Worcester Regional Airport, and commuter rail service between Worcester and Boston.
Covers the benefits of expanded commuter rail service between Worcester and Boston on the Framingham line.
Examines the air-charter industry, the regional passenger market, and airfield facilities and indicates that Worcester Airport is favorably positioned to attract domestic air charter service.
Examines the possibility of air cargo at the Worcester airport.
Based on several studies analyzing air travel demand from the Worcester area, the Research Bureau concluded that the potential demand for Worcester Airport is currently over 300,000 enplanements per year, and would increase to well over 400,000 enplanements very early in the next century.
The Research Bureau serves the public interest of Greater Worcester by conducting independent, non-partisan research and analysis of public policy issues to promote informed public debate and decision-making.
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