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Transportation Outlook 2040

MARC is developing a new long-range plan for improving transportation choices in the Kansas City metro. More ››

potential "adaptive" future growth scenario map
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Feb. 3, 4 & 11, 2010
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Johnson County Gateway Study

KDOT is studying the I-435 / I-35 / K-10 interchanges in Johnson County. More ››


5-County Regional Transportation Study

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Improve I-70MoDOT is planning needed improvements for the I-70 corridor from Independence to St. Louis. More ››

 

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Special Transportation

2009 COMPETITIVE FUNDING ROUND

JARC / New Freedom Competitive Selection Process Booklet
(pdf)

JARC / New Freedom Competitive Selection Process Application
(Microsoft Word)
DEADLINE: March 25, 2009

APPLY FOR FFY 2010 FUNDS

2009 Missouri Application for Section 5310 Funds (FFY 2010)
DEADLINE: July 1, 2009

RESOURCES
Understanding Specialized or Paratransit Systems
(33KB, pdf)
TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

United Way of Greater Kansas City 2-1-1

Jewish Elder Transit Senior Transportation Resource Guide 2007–2008 with 2009 addendum (691KB, pdf)

Shepherd's Center Central Directory (87KB, pdf)

Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Directory (127KB, pdf)

MARC LINKS

Smart Moves Regional Transit Plan

RideShare

MARC supports and contracts for transit services that meet the needs of the region's special populations including the aging, welfare recipients, low-income individuals or persons with disabilities. Elements of MARC's special transportation initiative are linked below:

  • Coordinated Public Transit–Human Services Transportation Plan
    Outlines how transit agencies, social service agencies, municipalities and other transportation providers can most efficiently and effectively work together to improve regional mobility for individuals with special transportation needs.
    • Job Access and Reverse Commute Program (FTA Section 5316)
      Improves mobility and economic opportunity for welfare recipients and low-income individuals by funding new or expanded transportation services.
    • New Freedom Program (FTA Section 5317)
      Supports new public transportation services and public transportation alternatives that go beyond those required by the Americans with Disablities Act of 1990.
    • Transportation for Elderly and Disabled Program (FTA Section 5310)
      Provides funding to support transporting the elderly and/or disabled where public transportation services are unavailable, insufficient or inappropriate.
  • Aging Transportation Program
    In conjunction with MARC's Department of Aging Services, MARC contracts each fiscal year with providers that offer transportation services for the aging and persons with disabilities, serving Cass, Clay, Jackson, Platte and Ray counties in Missouri.
  • Special Transportation-Job Access Partnership
    This advisory committee addresses programs, funding and mobility needs for populations underserved by traditional forms of transit.

 


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