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National RTAP Webinar: Estimating Ridership of Rural Demand-Response Transit
Join us
on Wednesday, November 16, 2:30-3:30pm ET
for a presentation by Jeremy Mattson of the Small Urban and Rural Transit Center (SURTC) on their recent report: "Estimating Ridership of Rural Demand-Response Services for the General Public."
The study, which developed two models for estimating demand, can be used by transit agencies or planners to forecast demand for demand response services, estimate the impact of service changes, or project future ridership.
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National RTAP Peer Call: NEMT Performance Measures Recording Now Available
Didn't get a chance to join us for our conversation with Frank Thomas and Nick Ducote on their recent NEMT performance measures study? The full
Recording will be available on our website within the next week. Learn more about identifying the savings and benefits public transit brings to rural communities and healthcare providers.
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FTA and US DOT Updates
The Transit Safety & Oversight October Spotlight is now available, with upcoming trainings, results of the Transit Worker Assault Online Dialogue, and an interview with a Transportation Program Analyst.
October 1, 2016 marked the effective date of FTA's Transit Asset Management (TAM) Rule. As part of the agency's technical assistance to transit providers, FTA published new materials, including a webinar series, presentations, and updated FAQs.
FMCSA issues Final Rule with grant program
Changes
under the FAST Act.
Secretary Foxx participated in a
Q&A
interview with Car and Driver, talking about advanced vehicle technologies and other innovations.
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Resources and News
Publications
Understanding technology projects, and how they are funded can be tricky. Check out this great
Blog Post
by the NADTC and Carol Schweiger on how to make the most of your situation.
In June mobility managers and other transportation stakeholders in New York convened for a Mobility Solutions Summit. The presentations and resources are now Available for free.
TRB Straight to Recording for All: Lessons Learned from the Transit Field at the 2016 Asset Management Conference is now available.
TRB's Research Record: Socioeconomics, Sustainability, Health and Human Factors includes several transit-related articles.
Looking for resources on Connected Vehicles? Check out this great
Library Guide published by the FHWA and other organizations!
News
Acadia National Park reveals
Preliminary Concepts for reducing congestion, improving safety and ensuring the best visitor experience.
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CUTR Webcast
Exploring Transit's Contribution to Livability in Rural Communities
October 27
ITS
Data and Connected Vehicle Support of Active Traffic Management Strategies
October 31
FTA
Transit System Security
St. Louis, MO
October 31-November 4
FTA
SMS Safety Assurance
November 3
Q'STRAINT
Emerging Trends in Wheelchair Transportation: Rearward Facing Securement
November 3
TRB Webinar
Environmental Performance Measures for State Departments of Transportation
November 8
FTA
Effectively Managing Transit Emergencies
November 15-18
National Center for Rural Road Safety
Defining the Future for Safe Rural Transportation in America
November 19
Louisiana Public Transit Association
Public Transportation
Conference
November 14-16
Lake Charles, LA
National RTAP
Estimating Ridership of Rural Demand-Response Transit
November 16,
2:30pm
FTA
SMS Safety Assurance
November 22
APTA
APTA Committee Meeting
Miami, FL
November 30 -
December 2
NTI
Using Regional ITS Architecture
December 7-8
Long Beach, CA
FPTA
The 2016 FPTA/CTD Annual Conference
December 11-14
Jacksonville, FL
Virginia Transit Association
Conference and Expo
May 23-24, 2017
Arlington, VA
National RTAP 2017 Technical Assistance Conference
October 29-November 1
2017
Omaha, NE
For a listing of all National RTAP and other national events, view our
Calendar
. If you'd like to submit an event, please email info@nationalrtap.org.
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