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New mobility solutions have provided more options for the public to travel, and transit agencies have increasingly explored these options to enhance their services. Public transit and its riders must be at the center of this mobility ecosystem, and …

This informational brief explains how Area Agencies on Aging provide a wide range of services and supports to older adults in the United States, and therefore play an important role in the development, oversight, and funding of transportation servic…

The transit provider for the City of Pullman in Washington State, Pullman Transit, in association with National RTAP (NRTAP) participated in an in-depth study of their transit services with the purpose of identifying service plan alternatives to pro…

The Pee Dee Regional Transportation Authority (PDRTA), in association with National RTAP (NRTAP), set out to identify service plan alternatives that will assist in bringing cost effective and efficient mobility options to the service area provided b…

Advocating for your transit system is one of the most important tasks of a transit manager. Advocacy and lobbying are different. Lobbying involves attempting to influence a specific piece of legislation, whereas advocacy consists of education and pu…

This Agricultural Communities Transportation Technical Brief was developed by the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) and National RTAP for local governments and nonprofit organizations to establish new transportation services, and for transit oper…

In this National RTAP webinar, Best Practices: Coordination Between State DOTs and Transit Agencies in Asset Management and Capital Planning focuses on coordination in asset management and capital planning between state DOT public transportation dep…

During this webinar from the National RTAP 101 Webinar Series on Connecting Users and Rides for Specialized Transportation, Judy Shanley of the National Center for Mobility Management (NCMM) provides an overview of mobility management and Will Rodma…

This best practices spotlight article provides an overview of successful bike sharing programs, using a case study of Oklahoma State University's Department of Parking and Transit Services' OrangeRide program.

In July 2020, the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) and Marin Transit introduced Connect2Transit, their most recent iteration of a Mobility on Demand program providing customers with a suite of options that can supplement their transportation …

What do you get when you mix autonomous vehicles (AV) with mobility on-demand (MOD)? RAPID! After piloting two other AV projects and expanding a rideshare program, the City of Arlington developed RAPID, also known as the Rideshare, Automation, and P…

Bikeshare is often touted as a practical first and last mile solution, helping people make transit connections when other options are unavailable, unreliable, or slow. Thoughtful integration of bikeshare and transit networks can increase use of both…

The purpose of Montana State University Western Transportation Insitute's Commercial Package Delivery Through Public Transportation Systems in Rural States Final Report is to provide information regarding the market potential for last mile package d…

This Transit Workforce Center (TWC) case study is about the Mississippi Developing Responsible Individuals with Valuable Education (DRIVE) Program, which uses Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development…

Community colleges and other postsecondary institutions are leading providers of workforce education in the United States. Increasingly, transit agencies are partnering with local colleges to recruit and train new frontline workers and to upskill ex…

The Assessment Tool for Communities and States can help local and statewide transportation agencies work toward achieving their mobility goals – as well as their financial goals. This tool helps stakeholders realize a shared perspective and build a …

The CCAM strategic plan, approved in October 2019, aims to improve access to jobs, health care, education and community services through better access to transportation and coordinating 130 government-wide programs.

This guide defines Federal fund braiding for local match and program eligibility to enable Federal agencies and Federal grant recipients to more effectively manage Federal funds and coordinate human service transportation.

CCAM Research Reports include Reports to Congress, GAO Reports, Transportation Research Board (TRB) Reports, and Other Reports on coordination topics.

This toolkit provides guidance in developing a transportation coordinating committee. The document is divided into three main sections – Getting Ready, Growing the Table, and Organization and Planning. Each section includes an explanation of the var…