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Transit Planning 4 All’s (TP4A) new and improved website is now live! The site serves as the destination for all things related to inclusive transportation planning. Explore TP4A grantees and
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Transit Planning 4 All’s (TP4A) new and improved website is now live! The site serves as the destination for all things related to inclusive transportation planning. Explore TP4A grantees and
The NADO Research Foundation has curated a series of resources related to equity and regional economic development and planning that may be useful to RDOs on our NADO.org website.
The page includes examples of RDOs’ work, as well as resources on data, engagement, economic development, planning, transportation, and resources to shape policy and program design. It will be updated over time with more information.
During the 2020 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, which occurred January 12 – 16 in Washington, DC, NADO Associate Director Carrie Kissel provided a presentation in the workshop Rural Transportation
The American Planning Association (APA) has developed the Planning for Equity Policy Guide with input from its membership. The policy guide offers guidance on cross-cutting topics within the discipline of
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has announced the publication of Version 3 of the Location Affordability Index (LAI) dataset. The LAI is a nationwide database of
In 2017, the Federal Highway Administration released the guide Next Generation Scenario Planning: a Transportation Practitioner’s Guide. This report profiles the next generation of scenario planning for transportation practitioners. It
The Federal Highway Administration Office of Safety published the guide Building Links to Improve Safety: How Safety and Transportation Planning Practitioners Work Together, also available for download as a PDF.
Transportation agencies are always looking for meaningful ways to engage with and gain the support of the communities they serve. Doing so builds the type of public trust that can
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Office of Sustainable Communities has recently released the Smart Growth Self-Assessment for Rural Communities, a compilation of strategies, organized by 11 common “goal areas,” that
The Centers for Disease Control’s Division of Community Health has released the Built Environment Assessment Tool Manual. This manual explains the importance of understanding and measuring characteristics of the physical
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