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To address transportation barriers to healthcare access, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) funded eight Rides to Wellness demonstration projects through the 49 U.S.C. § 5312 program to identify and test promising, replicable public transporta…

This manual provides a reference for planning and designing a Transportation Management Coordination Center using intelligent transportation systems (ITS) and other technologies to enhance the coordination of mobility services for the transportation…

This resource highlights key learnings from NADTC's transportation planing grants over the years.​ It provides insights into successful strategies for community engagement, forming partnerships and sustainability plans to improve accessible transpor…

There are many reasons why rural and urban transportation organizations may want to coordinate. This technical brief prepared collaboratively by National RTAP and Shared-Use Mobility Center (SUMC) describes how to plan, fund, and sustain rural and u…

Transportation enables older adults and individuals with disabilities to access and sustain paid employment or volunteer work activities. Transportation options can vary considerably depending on the geographic area, this TA brief provides resources…

In many rural areas, there is no public transit, but there are school buses. School buses are usually not used during the middle of the day or the weekends, and many rural communities would like to use them for trips for persons with disabilities, l…

This case study explores some of the examples of public transit delivery programs that arose in response to COVID-19, as it highlights how they operate, who they serve, and how the differing needs of customers and geographic areas influence program …

This webinar instructed about how Transportation Management Associations (TMA) can work in rural areas to help employers build reliable transportation networks and how to get started. It covered how to increase access to employment and address other…

This webinar highlighted west central Missouri’s nine- county Health and Wealth Network and its collaborative approach to building rural transportation options.

Rural Transportation presents the experiences of NADTC grantees who developed transportation programs in rural areas. Common themes include the need to build trust with riders, coordinate with other providers, and the critical importance of structur…