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R99-86
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AUTHORIZING FILING OF APPLICATION - ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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5/17/1999
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. ` <br /> . INSTRU�TION FOR FORM nn 6B� <br /> Financial and non-financial data reported on forms OP-4, OP-5 and OP-6 must be <br /> coordinated. For financial data required on this form, use the budgeted FY2000 data as <br /> reported in forms OP-4 and OP-5. <br /> For non-financial reporting data, if budgeted financial data was calculated from non- <br /> financial statistical projections (ridership, vehicle hours, etc.), use the same data for <br /> calculating the budgeted financial data shown on forms OP-4 and OP-S. If not, calculate <br /> non-financial reporting data from the budgeted financial data. <br /> 6B Vehicl e <br /> Re�ular roLte means a regular fixed-route on which any passenger can ride and for which <br /> regular route time schedules are prepared. <br /> rat a ' service means a special demand-response or fixed-route service which only <br /> picks up elderly and handicapped passengers. NOTE: Please include data on services run <br /> by any organization with which you have a purchase of service agreement. <br /> Snecial ro�rP� refers to any fixed-route which does not run on a standard fixed headway <br /> such as 5, 10, 20, 30, 60 minutes. This would include charter service. <br /> Vehicle Milet refers to service miles. Do not include deadhead miles. <br /> Peak Vehicle� refers to the maximum number of vehicles in service at the same time on a <br /> weekdav. <br /> Vehicle Hour refers to service hours. Do not include deadhead hours. <br /> 25 <br />
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