While widely spread throughout the city and a popular alternative to driving, public transportation in Phoenix has been criticized recently…
NJ Transit plans to start replacing older gasoline-fueled vans with modern, battery-powered electric ones to shuttle senior citizens and people…
E-bikes can be a critical mobility aid for seniors or people with disabilities — but the first step is getting those…
Many University of Maryland students with disabilities feel the campus has become more hazardous this semester due to poor parking…
Virtual forum convened on November 6, 2023 presented by the League of Women Voters of Alabama and the National Federation…
What is an ADS? According to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA), an Automated Driving System (ADS) is a…
In early August, officials at the U.S. Access Board quietly published the Public Right of Way Access Guidelines Final Rule…
Jennifer Varnet works high above Main Street in Worcester, at the city’s oldest law firm: Fletcher Tilton. She prepares and…
In EEOC v. Charter Communications, LLC, the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals recently held an employee with a disability may…
As part of a partnership with the City and funding from California Energy Commission, the library allows patrons to make…
Don’t let physical mobility issues, illness or lack of a car stop you from using the library. In addition to…
The City of Detroit Office of Mobility Innovation is launching a new shuttle pilot program next year to explore the…
On July 26th, 1990, President George H. Bush signed groundbreaking legislation forever changing the lives of millions in the United…
MTA introduces a six-month pilot of Quantum Self Securement Station on select buses along the M7 route, allowing wheelchair users…
Ridesharing has become a convenient way of life, but that’s not so for everyone. Passengers who use a wheelchair often…
My research, conducted in the U.S., found that one of the ways transportation-related general audience apps aim to address the…
On Wednesday afternoon, SANDAG and Facilitating Access to Coordinated Transportation (FACT) representatives were joined by local community members to celebrate…
Spare, a leading on-demand transit platform company has partnered with Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) to expand its Mobility on…
Mobility leaders from around the country gathered in person and virtually to learn about successful cross-sector partnerships that are making…
The Disability Access to Transportation Act includes: Findings that highlight the ongoing need to improve access to transportation systems for…
From partnering with start-ups like Omni to develop wheelchair-accessible e-scooters to collaborating with UCL to create a universal sound for…
Transit agencies are increasingly offering an alternative service for their Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) paratransit riders. This service is…
Transit agencies are increasingly offering an alternative service for their Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) paratransit riders. This service is…
New Jersey Transit is trying to improve its Access Link program to provide services for people with disabilities. In December, NJ Transit reached a…
The e-scooters have tactile signage with raised lettering and a QR code leading to Beam’s 24-hour Report a Beam channels…
The world’s reaction to accessibility is changing, slowly but surely. No, it’s not perfect out there, but yes, it is improving…
In a collaborative effort, NJ TRANSIT joins forces with Uber and Lyft to launch a pilot programme, aimed at providing…
Decades of advocacy are paying off, but it often takes legal action to force cities to make accessibility improvements mandated…
Easterseals today released findings of a new report, State of Disability Equity and Access, that examines current research on equity, inclusion, and…
Think the Americans with Disabilities Act is working? Think again. A poignant example of the shortcomings of the Americans with…
Trying to join her friends at a restaurant on a recent Friday required real effort from Allyson Mallory. First, she…
NCMM collaborates with the FTA Universal Mobility Working Group and the Shared Use Mobility Center (SUMC) to produce Universal Mobility,…
An elderly person who needs a few extra seconds to cross the street. A recent newcomer who needs help navigating…
The Netherlands is known internationally for its bicycle culture. Now it’s also home to another, more broadly accessible form of…
In order to help support mobility for constituents who are blind or have low vision, the city of Tampa, Fla.…
May Mobility and Via will launch the first public transit project using American Disability Act (ADA)-compliant AVs in rural America.…
It is outreach workers like Lara Cladny and the RTD officers she works with who provide the bridge between social…
Dakota County, Minnesota
Dakota County residents with disabilities and older adults have long experienced a mismatch between their transportation needs and what’s been available to fill those needs. That mismatch has been characterized by limited days, hours, and areas of service, various eligibility requirements, and the necessity for significant pre-planning of trips.
In March 2019, the County began offering Lyft as an option for individuals getting to and from employment, and later that year, to other destinations.
Under Medicaid’s Home and Community Based Service Waivers (HCBS), transportation is provided as a billable service under specific waivers, such as for those with brain injury developmental disabilities, Community Access for Disability Inclusion (CADI) waivers, and Alternative Care/Elderly waivers. Under the Lyft program, the County bills the person’s Medicaid Waiver directly for the total monthly amount the individual used Lyft under HCPC T2003 UC.
As part of its commitment to provide inclusive and accessible mass transit for all, TFI’s ‘Please Offer Me a Seat’…
WalkBoston leading a walk audit in Worcester for travel trainers from Worcester, New Bedford, Lawrence and Boston, along with staff…
The New Orleans Regional Transit Authority (RTA) has announced the launch of the FLEX pilot programme. The 12-month pilot will…
The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) has begun the installation of more than 1,300 tactile signs under a pilot designed to…
The Inclusive Design Challenge was created by USDOT to promote innovative designs to enhance mobility options for people with physical,…
A groundbreaking new technology aimed at making every inch of the transit network accessible to people with visual impairments could…
Wait time fees unfairly affected individuals who need more to time to get in an Uber car, and the ride-hailing…
Grand Rapids-based Ride YourWay, a wheelchair and ambulatory transportation provider, collaborated with the Canadian technology startup MUVE on a mobile app for on-demand…
As a person who loves life, my world would be empty without community engagement. Although I have a disability, it…
An app designed to help visually impaired or blind pedestrians use public transit will debut at a Washington subway station…
Under New York’s e-scooter pilot program, Bird is providing a first-of-its-kind motorized attachment free to individuals who use wheelchairs.
Under New York’s e-scooter pilot program, Bird is providing a first-of-its-kind motorized attachment free to individuals who use wheelchairs.
BlindSquare helps users find bus stops and uses audible sounds to help navigate the transit system
The Municipality of Crowsnest Pass is making it easier for disabled and senior residents with low annual income to access…
More than 25 million Americans have self-reported travel-limiting disabilities, according to the federal Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Money included in…
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