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Grants fund projects that improve access to key services for older adults, people with disabilities, and low-income communities

Grants cover capital needs for bus services including vehicles, bus facilities, and software

Applicants are encouraged to plan service improvements that will increase ridership, reduce travel times, and increase quality of service for low-income riders.

The Federal Highway Administration invites states or groups of states to apply for funding to demonstrate user-based alternative revenue mechanisms.

Part of the Government’s promise to make $250M CAD in federal funding available over the next five years, this first round of funding provides grants for planning, capital, and zero-emission projects.

Applicants are asked to plan for innovative approaches to transit equity and post-COVID transportation for older adults and people with disabilities.

Applicants are encouraged to advance racial equity in Areas of Persistent Poverty through transit planning and engineering projects.

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) released ATCMTD, which provides $60M in funding for intelligent transportation systems and other large transportation technology projects.

The FTA announced $10M in competitive grants for planning, capital, and operating assistance for tribal public transit services in rural areas.

NCMM invites applicants to identify critical transportation needs of marginalized populations and invites successful applicants to participate in a human-centered design process to address those needs.

These funding sources can help communities provide transportation services to enable access to opioid use disorder recovery and treatment.

The US Department of Transportation has announced a $1 billion funding opportunity with a new focus on sustainability and equity.