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Even as on-demand shared mobility options have expanded in the U.S., most are focused in large metropolitan areas. Issues for developing these services in rural areas can include funding, service equivalency, driver and vehicle availability, infrast…

This research report on the transactional data specification (TDS) and its role in facilitating coordinated demand-responsive transportation (DRT) in projects around the country. This report discusses key takeaways from demonstration projects from a…

The FHWA Complete Streets topic guide provides resources to make Complete Streets the default approach, plan and analyze them, and implement Complete Street improvements. Resource in the Planning section focus on transportation coordination.

National RTAP administered a Community Rides Grant Program in 2021-2023, which offered up to $100,000 for projects that strengthen transportation partnerships and improve social determinants of health in rural and tribal communities. We held a webin…

These case studies, written with assistance and guidance from NADTC’s Coordination Advisory Committee, reflect unique and successful coordination projects resulting in improved, accessible transportation in four locations around the country.

This case study highlights Alger Transit Authority (ALTRAN), a transit authority located in the City of Munising, Alger County, Michigan on the southern shore of Lake Superior and home to the world-famous Pictured Rocks National Park/Lakeshore. ALTR…

This report provides an overview of the Lessons Learned from the two selected agencies participating in NADTC’s Coordination Coalition Initiative.

The Charter Services section of the Transit Manager’s Toolkit summarizes the federal requirements for Federal Transit Administration (FTA) recipients and subrecipients on providing charter services (transportation provided at the request of a third …

The Coordination and Mobility Management section of the National RTAP Transit Manager's Toolkit provides an overview of mobility management, discusses the role of rural transit managers in these efforts, and provides a sampling of how some communiti…

This case study takes a look at four coordination models—including one transit model—that offer lessons for public and private transportation managers. The models include partnerships and initiative programs created during the Hurricane Irene recove…

By developing cross funding partnerships, agencies and organizations can leverage resources that allow for expanded services to riders who may not have access to standard public transportation options. This guide will highlight a diverse range of ex…

What do cost allocation and coordination have to do with each other? This brief, online, 3-module course will help you understand why you need to go through the cost allocation process, and how it can help you do a better job of managing your transp…

The Best Practice, Coordination in Transportation Programs, offers lessons learned and examples from the field of communities that have brought together multiple partners to better meet the mobility needs of older adults and people with disabilities…

This four-module course from NCMM is designed to introduce non-transportation professionals to the mobility management field and help you better understand how to address transportation barriers among your clients.

This Technical Brief is based on the “Fundamentals of Human Services Transportation” online course offered by the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center in the summer of 2020. The course was designed to address both best practices and t…

Developing and maintaining partnerships is an important part of growing and sustaining your transportation program. In this video, you’ll learn tips for developing partnerships with community organizations to improve transportation services to meet …

Maricopa Association of Governments and NADTC worked together to convene a meeting with state and local transportation and non-transportation community stakeholders who play a role in addressing the transportation needs of older adults and people wi…

This guidebook helps readers understand the role technology plays in the Complete Trip concept and how transit agencies should consider this framework in their planning.

This guidebook was compiled to serve as a helpful resource to groups who are considering creating a transportation committee for the first time and agencies who are looking to help their current committee increase its effectiveness.

The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) is providing guidance clarification to reduce overlap between the 130 Federal programs across 9 agencies that may fund human services transportation and incentivize collaboration by clarifying eligible report…