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      <title>What would losing a bus service mean? Measuring SNLS in Podaris</title>
      
      
        
      
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      <description>A bus service can carry relatively few passengers and still be the link that makes everyday life possible: getting to college, reaching a hospital appointment, or doing the weekly shop without a car. Passenger numbers and operating costs tell us part of its story. Understanding what people would lose if it disappeared takes a closer look at the network around it.
That is the question behind our Socially Necessary Local Services (SNLS) analysis, now live in Podaris:Insight and already being used by local authorities.</description>
      
        
        
        
        
        
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