Investing in a variety of transportation options -- public transportation, vanpooling, bicycling, walking and safe roads and bridges -- are crucial for stronger, more resilient communities in our nation's rural areas. It's important to know how the new federal transportation bill (MAP-21) has changed the way communities can access transportation dollars and what these funds may be used for. This online presentation will explain how to use MAP-21 to fund rural transportation priorities and strengthen communities.
Panelists for this discussion will include:
- Commissioner Kathy Rinaldi, Teton County, Idaho
- Charles W. Fluharty, President and CEO, Rural Policy Research Institute
- Chris Zeilinger, Director of Policy Development, Community Transportation Association of America
- Georgia Gann, Deputy Director of Government Affairs, Transportation for America
- John Robert Smith, President and CEO, Reconnecting America and Former Mayor of Meridian, MS (moderator)
You can also get additional information about MAP 21 from the U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration's webpage below:
FTA Link Website
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