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swt-lift.org

LIFT Program | Southwest Wisconsin Transit | Southwest Wisconsin Community Action Program | SWCAP

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The Promise of Community Action. Community Action changes people's lives, embodies the spirit of hope, improves communities, and makes America a better place to live. We care about the entire community, and we are dedicated to helping people help themselves and each other. Our principles is "how" we do it:. Opens doors and leads the way. Turns hope into reality. Treats people with respect. Gives a voice to the poor. Mirrors the diversity of our communities. That will best fit your needs. Since 2006, the ...

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Other FTA Funded TA Centers | NADTC

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Extra Large Text Icon. NADTC - National Aging and Disability Transportation Center. Extra Large Text Icon. Looking for a ride? Transportation: Aging & Disability. Training & Webinars. Resources & Publications. Grants & Funding. Other Federal Grant Opportunities. News & Blog. Join Our Mailing List. Other FTA Funded TA Centers. Other FTA Funded TA Centers. FTA funds two additional TA centers, the National Center on Mobility Management and National Rural Transit Assistance Program. Stay in the loop.

nebraskatransit.com

Nebraska Transit

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2015 Nebraska Public Transportation Week. 2016 Nebraska Public Transportation Week. PUBLIC TRANSIT CONTACT INFO. Nebraska Department of Roads, 1500 Nebraska HWY 2, Lincoln, NE 68502. Click on header to access resource links. Nebraska Department of Roads Public Transportation Section. FY 2015-2016 Operating Assistance Narrative. FY 2015-2016 Operating Assistance Budget Template. Application for 2015-2016 Vehicles and Equipment. Sample Narrative for the Labor section of the application. CFR 49, Part 655: P...

nymobilitymanager.org

Introduction - Mobility Solutions Summit 2016​Archive

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Mobility Solutions Summit 2016. The Mobility Solutions Summit, Design Thinking and Transportation Camp were held in Ithaca, NY on ​June 23-25, 2016. Go to the Summit Archive to see the Program and. Residents and communities face many mobility challenges. With restructuring of local economies and health services, many people travel long distances to work and health care. An aging population, particularly the growing number of people in their 80's, increases demand for individualized services. ...8203; Jun...

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Resources/Links - Mobility Solutions Summit 2016​Archive

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Mobility Solutions Summit 2016. Eventually, this website will be obsolete. In the meantime, the purpose of the site is to archive and share resources and links about mobility solutions discussed or referenced in the summit. Please send your recommendations for additional resources/links to me use the comment box below. Click here to see Videos of Sessions. 8203;Tompkins County, NY. 8203;Tompkins Regional MM. 8203;Mobility Management of South Central NY. Nov 2016 Mobility Management News, NCMM. These are ...

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Phase 3 | Design Thinking for Mobility

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Phase 3: Asking “What wows? Prototype to think, not to build. Add details to more fully describe the main elements of each concept. Identify the team’s assumptions about each concept. Test those assumptions with customer groups using prototypes. Combine the most promising elements into a single concept to test and refine. The partnership benefits of Phase 3. Tapping into partners’ networks to conduct feedback sessions. How Phase 3 can increase the odds of a successful solution (aka, de-risk the project).

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Phase 4 | Design Thinking for Mobility

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Phase 4: Asking “What works? Design as a problem-solving tool is a contact sport. Combine the most promising elements into a single concept to test and refine. Determine the assumptions to test about the refined concept. Learn from customers what works and what doesn’t about the refined concept. Make adjustments based on what you learn from customer groups. Ask “Are we going to develop this solution? Should we table this solution? The partnership benefits of Phase 4. Click to share on Google (Opens in ne...

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Examples from the Field | Design Thinking for Mobility

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Examples from the Field. The following three profiles share how the seven teams identified specific solutions in response back-to-work access challenges. Each community represents a distinct geographic area, specific target population, and different levels of partnership involvement. For more information about the process and resources, visit the Back-to-Work Toolkit. Coastal Bend, Texas. Marin County, California. Team members from this rural region used the design thinking process to design affordable t...