The National Resource Center for Coordination

Coordination News

Coordination is the efficient and effective use of transportation resources for getting people to important destinations, such as jobs and medical appointments.

Coordination means working with transit providers, human service agencies, private institutions, businesses, volunteers and political leaders to broaden transportation options.

At the National Resource Center for Human Service Transportation Coordination (NRC), we help make these connections, providing states and communities with the support they need to improve and integrate both public transportation and human services.

Much of the information you need is available through this site, from our partners, or from one of our 10 United We Ride Coordination Ambassadors.

	Here are just a few questions we've answered recently
Where can I view a list of the transit projects funded under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act? What's the latest on federal transit drug and alcohol testing? Where do things stand with FY 2010 federal transit spending? What's the federal policy on several programs paying for shared use of a bus or van? Who can help me provide a travel training program?

Contacts

Charles Dickson
Principal Investigator
800.891.0590 x708
202.247.8356

Chris Zeilinger
Director, NRC
800.891.0590 x717
202.250.4108

Janice Ross Lorenz
Director of Special Projects
800.891.0590 x721
202.352.6602

Sheryl Gross-Glaser
Coordination Specialist
800.891.0590 x733
202.386.1669

Eileen Boswell
Information Specialist
800.891.0590 x707
202.415.9650


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