Seeing a need to enhance mobility for low-income individuals in the rural and urban portions of their region, the Lee-Russell Council of Governments sought Federal Transit Administration Job Access and
Land of Sky Regional Council (LOSRC) is meeting a critical mobility need for Buncombe County residents through the new program Transportation Resource Center—Expanding Local Services. Under contract to the county,
In spite of major strides to improve coordination and efficiency of transit service throughout a 10-county region of Georgia over the past six years, the Coastal Regional Commission still identified
The Missouri Mobility Management Planning is improving transportation accessibility in more than 18 counties through the work of three regional planning commissions (RPCs), Boonslick RPC, Meramec RPC, and Mid-Missouri RPC.
The Ark-Tex Council of Governments (ATCOG) developed communications and tracking software to streamline the Rural Transportation District’s demand response system over a nine-county, 5,924 square-mile region. The Ark-Tex Transit Scheduling
Planning the next public meeting? Before you do, check out this document: Tip Sheet: Planning Friendly Meetings, Going Beyond the ADA to Make Your Meeting Place User-Friendly (PDF). Released in
In Georgia, the state’s regional commissions worked with the Georgia Department of Transportation and Georgia Transit Association to map information from the National Transit Database. The information shows how much
Roanoke Valley Alleghany Regional Commission‘s Transportation Demand Management program, RIDE Solutions, partnered with local anti-poverty and environmental nonprofit The Cabell Brand Center to host the region’s first Sustainable Transportation Summit.
The North by Northwest Connector is a regional transit network that links transit service in Benton, Clatsop, Columbia, Lincoln and Tillamook counties. Transit schedules are coordinated between adjoining districts allowing
The Coastal Regional Commission (CRC)’s Regional Coordinated Transit System was established in 2009 after a locally-commissioned study identified the need for a single transit system to serve the region and
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