In July of 2022, NADTC selected two coalitions, as part of the Coordination Coalition Initiative. Each group received intensive technical assistance to develop an Action Plan to re-energize their group’s transportation coordination efforts. Over the course of 8 months, each group received a 2-day workshop and monthly check-in meetings with NADTC staff to keep each…
This Trends Report highlights the importance of volunteer driver programs in rural communities across the United States, especially those providing transportation services for riders going to vital medical appointments in neighboring towns or cities. This informational brief showcases local programs and their ability to recruit and retain volunteer drivers in rural communities.
This Trends Report highlights the importance of connecting with your riders and human service agencies to improve or enhance transportation for the community. This informational brief discusses challenges and potential strategies to engage the public and presents local examples of how to overcome the challenges of community engagement for more successful outcomes.
⇒ Equity in Public Transit recording ⇒ Equity in Public Transit presentation Please join us for our next Transportation Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Lunch and Learn Webinar, Equity in Public Transportation. Our session will feature Sheri Dixon, Director of Revenue, Hampton Roads Transit who will discuss the significant equity impacts of transportation planning and programming and…
NADTC is pleased to present a series of technology blogs written by Easterseals consultant and guest blogger Steve Yaffe. In this series, we look at demand response transportation design and operations. The eight blogs highlight the need for cost allocation, transit scheduling and technology in providing efficient demand response transportation. The blog series address: Paratransit…
Volunteer driver programs have long been an affordable and efficient transportation service. They tend to be more flexible and can operate any time of the day, in any geography depending on the driver’s availability and preferences. With the onset of the pandemic in March of 2020, many volunteer driver programs stopped operations completely for the…
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.
Click to listen and view the webinar recording Click to download a copy of the presentation slides Join NADTC on Thursday, May 14 from 12:30 to 1:00 pm Eastern for our second Brown Bag Webinar. This session will feature 2019 Innovations in Accessible Mobility grantee, Shared Mobility who will discuss their Volunteer Transportation Western New…
Planning for sustainability is an essential component of a project from the start. This is especially true with grant programs that have limited term, start-up funding. This document is designed to provide you with a checklist of considerations as you plan for sustainability.
This Findings in Brief includes a definition of accessible pathways, recommends community stakeholders for the local accessibility planning process, and summarizes how communities can create more accessible pathways to public transportation.
