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For people who do not drive, transit is a way of maintaining a high quality of life in rural areas—providing access to jobs, healthcare, education, shopping and numerous other activities utilizing public transportation.<ref>http://nationalrtap.org/About-Us</ref> Since 1979, FTA has provided formula funding to states, under the Section 5311 Non-urbanized Transit Program, to establish and maintain transit systems in communities with populations under 50,000.<ref>http://nationalrtap.org/About-Us</ref> This portal provides information on connecting people in rural and small urban communities with transit service.
 
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Revision as of 03:59, 2 May 2018

Non-Urban Transit Project Page

Introduction

For people who do not drive, transit is a way of maintaining a high quality of life in rural areas—providing access to jobs, healthcare, education, shopping and numerous other activities utilizing public transportation.[1] Since 1979, FTA has provided formula funding to states, under the Section 5311 Non-urbanized Transit Program, to establish and maintain transit systems in communities with populations under 50,000.[2] This portal provides information on connecting people in rural and small urban communities with transit service.

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Mobility Management

The basics about Mobility Management.

Tribal Transit

Most tribal lands are located in predominantly rural areas with low population density. Providing Tribal Transit service presents a host of unique challenges.

Other

All Non-Urban/Rural Transit Articles


Notes