Creating a Feasible Transportation System for Rural Areas: Reflections On a Symposium
Canadian Journal on Aging / La Revue canadienne du vieillissementPublished 1 March 1983
Peter R. Grant
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ABSTRACT This paper presents a synthesis of some ideas that emerged from a recent symposium on the transportation needs of the elderly and programs which might meet these needs. Implications for government policy are discussed
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