Blog: How to Grasp all the Pieces and Win the Mobility Management Game

NADTC's May blog post highlights the 'wins' from a mobility management program in rural Virginia. The Regional Transportation Collaborative (RTC) has found success in their ability to see the whole playing board, which requires a strategic, top-down perspective to consider how each service, policy and population is interconnected into a regional one call/one click system. Read the full blog post on our website.

Coming Soon!

July 29 & August 5 / 3:00 PM ET

New 5310 Profiles Just Added!

Webinar Recordings Now Available

Givers Podcast

Older Americans Month is celebrated annually each May to promote the contributions of older adults, challenges stereotypes and highlights the opportunities that come with growing older. Join NADTC in recognizing older adults' impact and sharing ways to stay engaged. Check out these useful resources and posters!

Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility (CCAM) has updated their program inventory to include 13 new partner agencies whose programs support transportation services. The CCAM Program Inventory identifies 132 federal programs that may provide transportation funding assistance, and can be used to explore new funding or partnership opportunities for your local projects.

Transit Innovation Workshop

The Shared Use Mobility Center (SUMC) has partnered with the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) to launch a 4-part workshop series to highlight some of the work state DOTs are doing to support mobility innovation to improve public transit services in their states. Check out these workshops on SUMC's website!

Survey: Improving Inclusion by Addressing Gaps in Measuring Disability in Transportation Data Systems

The Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) research team is looking for your input! The goal of the project is to create a guidebook to improve how transportation agencies collect data on disability and mobility to inform the development of a guidebook. Ultimately, the teams hopes to understand what agencies currently use for measuring disability in transportation data systems.

For more information, and to take the survey, click here.

Accessible Autonomous Transportation in Rural Minnesota

The Accessible Transportation Resource Center is hosting a webinar on June 17 highlighting goMARTI (Minnesota’s Accessible Rural Transit Innovations), a first-of-its-kind project testing connected and autonomous vehicle technology in a rural setting with a winter climate. The presentation will explore the project’s expansion, community engagement strategies, and its role in building a scalable model to support rural and tribal communities as they prepare for the future of mobility. Register and learn more here.

Accessible Autonomous Transportation in Rural Minnesota

The Accessible Transportation Resource Center is hosting a webinar on June 17 highlighting goMARTI (Minnesota’s Accessible Rural Transit Innovations), a first-of-its-kind project testing connected and autonomous vehicle technology in a rural setting with a winter climate. The presentation will explore the project’s expansion, community engagement strategies, and its role in building a scalable model to support rural and tribal communities as they prepare for the future of mobility. Register and learn more here.

U.S. DOT has issued a Notice of Funding Opportunity for the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) program. This funding opportunity awards planning and implementation grants to regional, local and Tribal initiatives to prevent roadway deaths and serious injuries. Applications are due June 26.

CTAA Conference & Expo

June 2-5 // San Diego, CA

Transit Retreat

June 25-26 // Des Moines, IA

NADO: National Regional Transportation Conference

July 15-17 // Des Moines, IA

USAging Conference July 20-23 // Chicago, IL

NADTC Technical Assistance Specialists are here to assist professionals like you to answer questions about a variety of topics related to transportation for older adults and people with disabilities, ADA accessible services and related issues.

Call 866.983.32220 or email us at contact@nadtc.org to start a conversation.

National Aging and Disability Transportation Center 

 Washington, D.C. 

contact@nadtc.org | 866.983.3222 

The National Aging and Disability Transportation Center is a program funded by the Federal Transit Administration and administered by USAging and Easterseals with guidance from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Community Living.