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Transportation Network Companies: Challenges and Opportunities for Airport Operators (2017) / Chapter Skim
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... 35 chapter five ConClusions and Future researCh Considerations The key conclusions of the study conducted as part of this synthesis project are: • Airports rely on state and local regulation of transportation network companies (TNCs) and their vehicles and drivers but require that TNCs obtain an airport permit to ensure adherence to airport regulations concerning operations on the airport, payment of required airport fees, compliance with FAA rules, and penalties for nonadherence.
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... 36 • Determining if the anticipated increasing popularity of TNCs results in a need for additional enforcement to ensure the appropriate behavior by TNC drivers. Airport staff is reporting increased curbside and roadway congestion resulting from the increased volume of TNC traffic coupled with some drivers being unfamiliar with airport regulations.
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