Benefits and Costs Coordination

The benefits of successful coordinated transportation systems often include providing greater access to funding, creating a more cost-effective use of resources, including reduced duplication and overlap in human service agency transportation services; filling service gaps in a...

FAQs

United We Ride is an interagency Federal national initiative that supports States and their localities in developing coordinated human service delivery systems. In addition to State coordination grants, United We Ride provides State and local agencies a transportation-...

Executive Report to the President

Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility

Federal Program Guide

Provides leadership on food, agriculture, natural resources, rural development, nutrition, and related issues based on public policy, the best available science, and effective management. Transportation...

Klamath County's Quail Trail Bus Makes Connections

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.

Technology for Travel

The National Center for Mobility Management wants to Highlight your Practices!

Healthy Aging? FTA's working on that

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 Mobility Newsletter

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...

VA Grants Will Expand Transportation in Highly Rural Areas

VA Grants Will Expand Transportation in Highly Rural Areas Press Release.