Every Ride Counts User Guide for People With Visual Impairments
Comments OffThe Every Ride Counts User Guide for People With Visual Impairments is designed to help transportation providers and community partners create campaigns that are accessible to individuals who are blind or have low vision. The guide shares practical strategies, design tips, and outreach approaches to improve inclusion and access.
NADTC Technical Assistance Frequently Asked Questions
Comments OffThis resource addresses the most frequently asked questions received by NADTC’s Technical Assistance Services.
2025 Innovations Showcase
Comments OffThe Showcase profiles out-of-the-box thinking and alignment of resources. Innovations may be entirely original or represent a creative adaptation of an approach that has worked in other places or program settings or with different populations.
FTA Section 5310 Application Process – A Case Study
Comments OffThis case study from Minnesota describes the application process for the Federal Transit Administration’s (FTA’s) Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities Formula Program (Section 5310), starting with how MnDOT, a direct recipient, administers its program followed by the application process for a MnDOT subrecipient, Mid-Minnesota Development Commission.
Transportation Options for Community Service Providers
Comments OffTransportation Options for Community Service Providers is targeted to community organizations that work with older adults and people with disabilities and is intended to help professionals such as social workers, hospital discharge planners and housing coordinators, connect with local transportation programs and information providers to learn about the transportation options available in the community that serve the needs of their clients.
Empowering Mobility Together: FTA Section 5310 Webinars & Collaborative Forum
Comments OffNADTC’s Empowering Mobility Together event is a dynamic virtual experience designed to share practical insights from transportation professionals who are direct recipients and subrecipients of Section 5310 funds. This event aims to spark ideas and foster collaboration around the planning, implementation, and sustainability of Section 5310 projects. It features two engaging webinars and an interactive online discussion forum that runs alongside and beyond the webinars.
Enhanced Opportunities Using FTA Section 5310
Comments OffOn April 29, NADTC hosted Joelle Kanter and Pete Michaud from the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA). They discussed RIPTA’s current pilot project, RIde Anywhere, a statewide paratransit program using FTA Section 5310 funding. Joelle and Pete also showcased some other RIPTA programs their innovative approaches to the delivery of statewide public transportation services.
Team Effort: When Transportation Providers, AAAs, and Communities Work Together to Support Housing
Comments OffThrough the collaboration and shared experiences of the County Office on Aging in Maui and Maui Economic Opportunity (MEO) Inc., a transportation provider, discover how FTA 5310 funding can be leveraged to ensure older adults and people with disabilities in local housing complexes get to and from the places they need to go.
FTA Section 5310 Profiles
Comments OffDiscover the creative and innovative approaches adapted by direct recipients or subrecipients of FTA Section 5310 funding, known as Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities. The transportation programs showcased in this resource will feature the non-traditional uses of 5310, thinking beyond the bus, and how their programs can improve the lives of older adults, people with disabilities and the communities where they live. NADTC’s 5310 Profiles will highlight volunteer transportation programs, mobility management, multisector coordination, outreach or partnership strategies, improved accessibility, and more.
A Conversation with the Fallon-Paiute Shoshone Tribe: Leveraging ICAM Pilot Program Funds to Grow On-Demand Services
Comments OffJoin NADTC on March 27th as we explore with the Fallon Piaute Shoshone Tribe how they have developed a scalable plan for meeting the transportation needs of tribal elders and members with disabilities. In the next two years they plan to expand their on-demand ride availability through the purchase of an ADA compliant van by leveraging Innovative Coordinated Access and Mobility (ICAM) pilot program funds. The webinar will highlight the tribe’s planning process, key partnerships, and plans for integrating their vehicle purchase to address transportation insecurities.