Skip to Main Content
NADTC Logo
866-983-3222 contact@nadtc.org
Subscribe to e-News
    • About NADTC and Our Mission
    • Our Staff
    • Partners
    • Contact Us
    • Career Opportunities
    • Email Signup
    • Upcoming Events
    • Learning Center
    • Every Ride Counts
    • Photo Resource Gallery
    • Transportation Program Innovations
    • Coordination Committee Resources
      • Coordination Initiative
      • Coordination Committee Toolkit
      • Community Engagement Toolkit: Essentials for Planning & Facilitating Meaningful Conversations
    • Introduction to Transportation Accessibility
      • Aging and Disability Transportation Overview
      • ADA & Paratransit
      • Older Adults & Transportation
      • Training Videos for Drivers and Transit Personnel
    • Resource Library
      • All Resources
      • Multimedia Resources
      • Americans with Disability Act (ADA) Resources
      • Assisted Transportation
      • Dial-a-ride / Demand Response
      • Mobility Management
      • Older Adults
      • Rural Transportation
      • Section 5310
      • Volunteer Transportation
      • COVID-19 Information
    • Partner Resources
      • Federal Publications & Resources
      • Other FTA Technical Assistance Centers
      • NADTC Grants
    • NADTC Grants
    • FTA Discretionary Grant Technical Assistance
    • Section 5310 Funding
    • Federal Grant Opportunities
    • Non-Federal Grant Opportunities
    • Grants & Funding Resources
    • NADTC Blog
    • e-News
    • Media Room

Sort By:

Find Resources

View:

  • Home
  • Resources
  • ARCHIVED - How New Information and Scheduling Technologies Support Mobility Access for All

ARCHIVED – How New Information and Scheduling Technologies Support Mobility Access for All

Posted on Jun 27,2017

For many older adults, people with disabilities and family caregivers who need transportation, simply finding out about the mobility options available in the community may present an insurmountable obstacle. Such information is often scattered among several organizations, requiring numerous phone calls to piece together the complete picture. This webinar discusses how communities can address the challenge of providing better access to comprehensive transportation information.

Our presenters are Will Rodman and Dan Berez, both with Nelson\Nygaard Consulting Associates. Will and Dan conducted research on this topic, published in 2016 by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NHCRP) as Report 832. During the webinar, information will be shared on optional approaches communities may adopt for linking transportation consumers to rides and offer examples of different community approaches. Will and Dan will also discuss an example of how the Report 832 “toolbox” was applied to a current planning project in the District of Columbia.

 

Powerpoint (PPTX Version)Powerpoint (PDF Version)Transcript (PDF Version)Transcript (Word Version)State DOTs Connecting Users and Rides for Specialized Transportation: TCRP 832 Volume 1Toolkit for State DOTs and Others: TCHRP Report 832, Volume 2

Topics:

Archived Resources Information and Referral Technology

Audiences:

Aging Professionals Disability Professionals Government Officials Transportation Professionals

National Aging and Disability Transportation Center

NADTC logo Easter Seals logo USAging logo

A program of the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) administered by Easterseals and USAging with guidance from the Administration for Community Living (ACL).

Join Our Mailing List

Sign up to receive NADTC e-Alerts, the latest resources, and up-to-date transportation industry information.

Select list(s) to subscribe to

Stay in the loop

Facebook linkedIn Youtube
Contact Us Accessibility Guidelines Terms of Use Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2025 NADTC