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Getting to work -- it's one of the basics of community life. Public and community transportation play a critical role in moving Americans to employment sites, training facilities, educational programs, interviews, child care, and back home again. 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 and Training Administration (U.S. DOL).

Vanpooling: A Promising Transportation Option for Commuters with Disabilities Webinar Playback

The Joblinks Transportation Center hosted a free webinar on the ways to include workers with disabilities in vanpools. This webinar built on inquiries raised during our series of vanpool webinars presented earlier this year that highlighted the need to clarify the obligations and opportunities to provide accessible vanpool services to persons with disabilities.

Joblinks Employment Transportation--ENCORE!

Use the Joblinks Encore site as your portal into a virtual learning experience on how to improve people's access to jobs and job training through improved transportation options. We've organized Web-based presentations from recent conferences, webinars, and other interactive resources that showcase useful practices from communities just like yours. The best part is that you can design your own conference based on topics that interest you most and then "attend" this customized conference from the comfort of your own desk at a time of your choosing.

Transportation Toolkit for the Business Community

Transportation to Work: Get StartedThe Transportation Toolkit for the Business Community provides your business with strategies and resources that meet employee commuting needs while advancing your business goals. Included below are flyers, fact sheets, resources and examples of transportation initiatives undertaken by employers nationwide. Each approach is to straightforward launch and simple to manage.

Contacts

Director
Carolyn Jeskey
202.415.9659
800.891.0590 x724

Program Manager
Amy Conrick
202.415.9692
800.891.0590 x734

Program Specialist
Pamela Friedman
202.403.1629
800.891.0590 x 720

Outreach Coordinator
Jennifer Gream
800.891.0590 x702
202.247.1509