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We are very excited to invite you to the 2015 Southeastern Regional Transit Conference on May 13-15, 2015
“Building Ladders of Opportunity Through Transportation Networks.”
This conference is being co-sponsored by the Georgia Transportation Institute, University...
08-20-09Contact: Paul GriffoTelephone: (202) 366-4064
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood today announced that 132 grants totaling $1.3 billion in Recovery Act funds will go to improve state and local transit systems in the United States while supporting the creation of jobs and...
Regional Administrator: Susan Fletcher
Deputy Regional Administrator: Scot Rastelli Program Management Specialist: Alejandra Arce Administrative Assistant: C. Nichole Ghee Contract Specialist: Ana Wesson Regional Counsel: Heather Jones...Susan Fletcher brings a wealth of experience and dedication to her position as Regional Administrator for FTA’s Region 10 Office in Seattle. During her years at the U.S. Department of Transportation and at the Washington State Department of Transportation...
Training and Employment Notice - Strategies to Meet One Stop Career Centers' Business and Job Seeker Customer Needs for Employment-Related Transportation Services
ODOT is helping a new bird take flight in Klamath County. It’s the new Quail Trail bus operated by the Klamath Tribes. It’s a free service and anyone who needs to can hop aboard.
About 3.6 million Americans miss or delay medical appointments every year because they lack a ride to the doctor. Given that America’s population is aging, and about half of us live with at least one chronic condition, getting regular health care is more important than ever.Creating and...
NCSL’s new mobility newsletter "Getting There" monitors the state of the states’ activities around mobility. This quarterly publication broadly explores state and federal activities that help folks get where they want and need to go—especially people with disabilities, low...