Boston, Massachusetts Sample Clauses

Boston, Massachusetts. Understanding Fare Increases 1. Average weekday unlinked trips per week measures the frequency of trips made during the work week. 2. Average unlinked trips per week was calculated using the same methodology as the previous metric except it also includes usage from weekend days. 3. Average weekdays with usage per week measure the intensity of usage during the work week. 4. Average days with usage per week measure the intensity of usage over all nonholidays, including weekends. Analysis of the average weekday trips per week showed that before the fare increase, the Regular Monthly Passes transactions were very similar for each time period year-over-year, while the Regular CharlieCard (stored value) transactions were a little higher. Two longitudinal panels were created to study the changes related to cards usage before and after the fare increase (Xxxxxx, 2014): • The Fare Increase Panel consisted of cards active in April – June 2012 and April – June 2013 to observe changes over the time period of the fare increase. • The Baseline Panel of cards active in both September – November 2012 and September – November 2013 was created for comparison of individual year-over-year usage changes without a fare increase. Cards’ usage in the corresponding three-month period in 2012 suggested that the fare increase did not make a significant impact for the customers in the Fare Increase Panel, as it did with users from The Baseline Panel. This evaluation shows that the changes related to the active cards outside the panels are difficult to monitor with the AFC data. The panels were also used to study the heterogeneity within user groups with respect to the fare change. Other factors were also taken into consideration such as internal factors of individual frequency of use in 2012 and participation in the corporate program for monthly passes, as well as the external factors of weather, employment, and gas prices (Xxxxxx, 2014). Through this study it was concluded that the fare change did not made a big impact on regular users, it showed the trips lowered by 1 or 2 travel transactions. Also, the relationship between ridership and the external factors were also evaluated giving as a result that those factors did not have substantial consequences for the studied period, but it could be significant for a longer one (Xxxxxx, 2014). A regression model was developed to try to separate the effects of external factors from the internals ones on the dependent variable of change in a...
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Boston, Massachusetts. On this 1(st) day of August, 2007, before me, the undersigned notary public, personally appeared the above named Xxxx X. Xxxxxx and Xxxxxxxxx X. Marius, proved to me through satisfactory evidence of identification, which consisted of personal knowledge, to be the persons whose names are signed on the preceding document in my presence and who swore or affirmed to me that the contents of the document are truthful and accurate to the best of their knowledge and belief. Before me, /s/ Xxxxxxx X. Xxxxxx ---------------------------- My commission expires:
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Boston, Massachusetts. Buyer shall select the carrier (which may include Buyer’s own trucks) and shall pay directly to the carrier the applicable freight charges.
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