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The Community Transportation Association of America
CTAA's home page

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NRC Capitol Clips Blog
CTAA's Capitol Clips is an electronic news and information service for the community transportation network's leaders, stakeholders and other interested persons. It is produced as frequently as necessary to report on news and events in and around our federal government that affect the delivery and coordination of community and public transportation services. Preparation and dissemination of this news is an activity of the National Resource Center for Human Service Transportation Coordination, and is supported through a cooperative agreement with the Federal Transit Administration, U.S. Dept of Transportation. None of the opinions, analysis or conclusions herein reflect any statement or policy of the U.S. Government.

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Our Mission
Our vision of America's public and community transportation future — the cause that we serve — is based upon fundamental values that are as old as the nation itself. Freedom, independence, dignity and choice are as much at the heart of the debate for building an accessible society as they have been in building a free society. There is never an end to the work to create a free society, and there will never be an end to our work to build a more mobile society. Both of these noble pursuits remain great works in progress.

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Information Station
Information station home. Whether you’re a transit professional seeking specialized information, a human services agency searching for transportation options or someone just beginning to explore mobility issues in your community, the Information Station provides categorical guides, a glossary of terms, on-line publications, links to related websites and a powerful search engine.

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Joblinks Employment Transportation Center
The Community Transportation Association of America has dedicated numerous resources to overcoming the transportation barriers that face current and prospective workers, especially those with specialized transportation needs (e.g., older adults, people with disabilities, youth, low income earners, late night and early shift workers). On these pages you will find information for the Joblinks and Job Access and Reverse Commute programs, analysis of employment transportation issues, plus a wealth of information on promising practices in communities just like yours. These pages are made possible with funding from the Federal Transit Administration (U.S. DOT) and the Employment Training Administration (U.S. DOL).

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Membership
The Community Transportation Association of America consists of organizations and individuals that suppout creating mobility for all Americans regardless of where they live or work. Our Association believes there are many paths to creating that mobility — which is one of the reasons our membership includes community transit providers, public transit agencies, organizations providing health care, employemnt services, governments of all kinds, colleges and universities planners, private bus companies, taxi operators, people concernd with the special mobility needs of those with disabilities, manufacturers, and many other organizations who share a committment to mobility.

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NRC Home
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Calendar
Calendar of Events of Interest to Transportation and Human Services Providers