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Events

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Webinar: FY25 Bus Safety and Accessibility Research Program Notice of Funding Opportunity

FTA will host a webinar to discuss requirements for funding, application eligibility and criteria, and the submission process for the...

NCMM - Mobility Management Connections Webinar: Youth On the Move: Transportation Advocacy & Mobility Management

Join us to learn about "Pathways to Progress: Youth Advocacy in Mobility Management", a guide for mobility management and youth transportation!

The importance of youth engagement in transit advocacy cannot be overstated. Today's youth are the future of transit planning and usage, making...

Overview of Safety Advisory 24-2: Street-Running Rail Vehicle Collisions Webinar

FTA recently issued Safety Advisory 24-2: Street-Running Rail Vehicle Collisions, requesting that State Safety Oversight Agencies (SSOA) direct the Rail Transit Agencies (RTA) in their jurisdictions to analyze the risk of street-running rail collisions in their systems. This webinar will provide...

NCMM - Mobility Management Connections Webinar: Food Access and Mobility Community Coordination Guide

Join us to learn how to expand food access through mobility in your community!

Food access and mobility issues present a significant challenge for individuals seeking nutritious food, with barriers stemming from factors like geographic location, socioeconomic status, and transportation...

National RTAP Succession Planning LinkedIn Learnalong

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Join transit leaders from the National RTAP Review Board for a LinkedIn Learnalong on succession planning. Participants will watch instructional videos and engage in a discussion on LinkedIn with our co-moderators on best practices and lessons learned. The session will be co-moderated by Kari...

National RTAP State RTAP Manager Peer Roundtable

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State RTAP Managers - please join us for an informal discussion of topics of interest to State RTAP Managers.  Topics that we will discuss will include developing an RTAP policy manual, assisting subrecipients with supply chain shortages, and other subjects.

Please note that this...

Safety Risk Management and Safety Assurance Workshop – January 2025

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FTA’s workshop will focus on the Safety Risk Management (SRM) and Safety Assurance components (SA) of Safety Management System (SMS). Participants will build on the basics of SMS to engage with the complex interactions between SRM and SA that are key to improving safety at transit agencies....

National RTAP Introducing RideSheet

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National RTAP introduces its newest technology tool - RideSheet. RideSheet is a simple, spreadsheet-based tool for operating and reporting on small demand-response transportation services. RideSheet supports rural, small urban, and urban specialized services that are ready to move away from...

National RTAP Books in Transit Discussion Group Meeting - The Lost Ticket

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Our Books in Transit Discussion Group has selected The Lost Ticket by Freya Sampson as its next book to read for our February 2025 meeting. The novel is about a man who met a woman on a bus and lost the bus ticket with her phone number on it. For the past sixty years, he’s ridden the same bus...

National RTAP Books in Transit Discussion Group Meeting - The Lost Ticket

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Our Books in Transit Discussion Group has selected The Lost Ticket by Freya Sampson as its next book to read for our February 2025 meeting. The novel is about a man who met a woman on a bus and lost the bus ticket with her phone number on it. For the past sixty years, he’s ridden the same bus...