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Agency Education Program
Session 2
North Country
New Hampshire
Agenda
Background Information Goals of Coordination Community Self Assessment Coordination Issues Benefits of Coordinated
Transportation Services
Background
Public Transit Human Services Transportation Coordinated Transportation Service
State Governors&
Cabinet Secretaries
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Labor
EmploymentTrainingAgency
Office of DisabilityEmployment Policy
Centers forIndependent Living
DisabilityRehab andResearchRehabilitation
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TemporaryAssistance forNeedy Families
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HHSMedicare &
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Transportation Service Chart
Transportation
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National HighwayTraffic Safety
AdministrationFederal TransitAdministration
Assistant Secretaryfor Transportation
Policy
DepartmentalOffice of
Civil Rights
Faith Based Transit
Area Agency on Aging
MedicalTransit Provider
Head Start
Office of theSecretary
AssistantSecretaryPlanning
Evaluation
Special EdTransportation
Rural TransitOperators
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Private Taxi
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Disability Program
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Urbanized Grant Program
LocalTransportation
Authority
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Family
Employment
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Goals of Coordination
Better Service More Efficient Use of Resources Enhanced Service
Framework for ActionCommunity Self-Assessment
Framework for Community Transportation Assessment
Transportation planners and providers need and want to know what you know about available services
For effective transportation services, planners and providers need to have a shared vision with the community
Community residents are partners in the visioning, planning, and implementation of the coordination process
Importance of Community Assessment
Not a just another “needs” questionnaire
Helps communities also see the assets or resources– the “big picture”
Gives baseline information to everyone on the state-of-the-vision
Helps communities to move forward with action planning
Community Transportation Assessment Ground Rules
Make ratings independently. We’ll combine answers later
There are no right or wrong answers For each question, the higher the number,
the better the rating Review your ratings and make notes,
especially where there are high or low ratings. This will help when we combine answers
Group Response
Where are we as a community?
Issues
Coordination Issues
Jurisdictional Boundaries Eligibility for Service Funding Cuts Agencies Pursuing the Same
Resources Insurance and Liability
Coordination Issues
Increased Demand Reporting Requirements Regulations Quality of Service
Benefits of Coordinated Transportation Service
User Benefits
Single Point of Contact
Ride DuPage Suburban Chicago
Special Transit Boulder, Colorado
Holmes County Millersburg, Ohio
Seamless Service
Ride DuPage Suburban Chicago
MASCOT Wasilla, Alaska
Mason County Transit Shelton, Washington
Expanded Service Area
Blackfeet Transit Blackfeet Reservation, Montana
Northern Transit Interlocal Shelby, Montana
Higher Quality Service R.Y.D.E
Buffalo County, Nebraska
RIDES Southern Illinois
Community Connection Northeast Oregon
Merced County Transit Merced County, California
Service to Unserved Groups
Ride DuPage Suburban Chicago
OCTA Ottawa County, Ohio
Enhanced Mobility
Ride DuPage Suburban Chicago
Mason County Transit Shelton, Washington
Greater Visibility
Mason County Transit Shelby, Washington
Blackfeet Transit Browning, Montana
Lower Commuting Costs Number of Days Commuting Round-trip Distance Fuel Economy Price of Gas Maintenance/Tires
$.055/mile Ownership Costs
$.375/mile
Benefits to the User
Easier to Access Better Service More Service
EconomicBenefits
Improved Efficiency
People for People Yakima, Washington
MASCOT Wasilla, Alaska
Greater Number of Funding Sources
Mason County Transit Shelton, Washington
Mountain Express Pagosa Springs, Colorado
Increased Funding
Greene Coordinated Agency Transportation System Greene County, Ohio
Mason County Transit Shelton, Washington
Lower Cost per Passenger- Trip
R.Y.D.E. Buffalo County, Nebraska
People for People Yakima, Washington
MASCOT Wasilla, Alaska
AdditionalBenefits
Community Support
Mason County Transit Shelton, Washington
MASCOT Wasilla, Alaska
Economic Development
Mason County Transit Shelton, Washington
Benefits of Coordinated Transportation
Benefits to the User Economic Benefits Non-economic Benefits
