Lesson
Part of: Toward Efficient Informal Urban Transit
Informal Transit Systems
BOOKMARK
Informal transit systems are transit modes that are not planned citywide by a municipal authority, but rather are private systems that spring up to meet demand.
They are demand-driven, often unscheduled and flexible public transport services provided by small operators, in small to medium-size motorized or non-motorized vehicles, generally without effective regulatory frameworks.
They are often characterized by: