Guest post from the National Rural Transit Assistance Program (RTAP) Information on GTFS Workshops In July 2022, the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) proposed a requirement that a General Transit Feed
The Federal Transit Administration will be hosting three webinars in the first half of February, providing potential funding to Areas of Persistent Poverty (AoPP) and Historically Disadvantaged Communities (HDC). The
Transportation Management Systems (TMSs) and Centers (TMCs) allow TSMO practitioners to improve system efficiency and commuter safety. Technological advancement has created new questions and new challenges for practitioners, with uncertainty
Agencies and industries across sectors have seen the benefits of collaborative data sharing. Transportation practitioners exchanging and implementing best practices can make great strides in efficiency and equity, on both
Native American communities have seen historic underinvestment into transportation infrastructure needs. Unsafe or unreliable roads have consequences on health, economic growth, and safety, making their maintenance a priority. Efforts to
The National Center for Rural Road Safety and NLTAPA Safety Work Group are co-hosting an upcoming 90-minute webinar. Titled Addressing Behavioral Highway Safety Issues on Rural Roads: A Look at
Compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is essential to ensuring transportation accessibility for all. Lack of familiarity can harm accessibility, highlighting the importance of education in this issue
The Federal Transit Administration (FTA) will be co-hosting two webinars in the coming days, sharing with the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) information on cybersecurity practices agencies and with
The Transportation Research Board’s March-April 2022 Transportation Research News opens with two articles on human trafficking. Learn warning signs and how rural transportation professionals can take steps to improve safety.
Practices of Transportation Asset Management (TAM) have been applied in state, national, and foreign transportation agencies to notable success. TAM is an applied form of both engineering and economic analysis,
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