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This document proposes several ideas to increase off-hour ridership on public transit by making travel more social and fun such as a retractable card table, interaction board, floor projection game console, LED game table, and testing emerging technologies which could be sponsored by corporations to increase revenue for transit providers while adding to their social mission.
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- 1. sc^le Ellen Deutscher and Jordan Presnick SF Global Service Jam 2013 Monday, March 4, 13
- 2. How do we grow^ off-hour ridership on transit? Monday, March 4, 13
- 3. Stats (from www.bart.gov) Typical weekday can be as high as 1300 per train Weekend high ridership of 860 Weekend ridership is down as much as half from weekday. Monday, March 4, 13
- 4. How to increase off-hour ridership? Make travel fun Encourage engagement with friends and strangers Create a community travel experience Monday, March 4, 13
- 5. unplug c^r Monday, March 4, 13
- 6. Retractable Card Table Retracts during busy commute hours Encourages conversation and analog interaction Low-cost and no power consumption Monday, March 4, 13
- 7. Interaction Board Drawing/Messaging Sanitizer provided Low-light/low-power electronic paper Monday, March 4, 13
- 8. Floor Projection Game Console Hygienic Play with one foot, balance with the other Only players interfere with space Monday, March 4, 13
- 9. LED Game Table Durable Variety in gaming options Breaks to encourage conversation Monday, March 4, 13
- 10. Corporate sponsorship - adds to social mission Playground for testing emergent technology Increase ridership revenue for transit provider Monday, March 4, 13