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Tarrant County Residents need transit that is Sustainable
Transit investment must expand access to good bus, train, high-speed rail, on-demand, and bike service so transit ridership increases as a s
Tarrant County Residents need transit that is Equitable
The countdown for National Transit Equity Day on Friday, February 4 has begun!
Tarrant Transit Alliance Transit Equity Principles Adopted
The following principles were adopted by the Tarrant Transit Alliance Board of Directors on August 5, 2021.
On Social Equity
September 04, 20XX Dear _______, I am a constituent who lives in your city/ district at ___________________. I'm writing to you today to...
Importance of transportation for the elderly/disabled/non-drivers
September 04, 20XX Dear ___________, I am a constituent who lives in your city/ district at ___________________. I'm writing to you...
Equity & Transit = ACCESS - Support Transit
June 24, 2020 ______________, I am a constituent who lives at _______________. Today, I am writing to encourage your support of public...
Visualizing Disparities: How Mapping and Big Data Can Provide Insight into Social Equity Indicators
Inside Big Data – Ragi Burhum, CEO and Cofounder of AmigoCloud, a mapping platform, offering collaborative mobile applications and...
Equity Foundations: A USDN Capacity Building Program
By: Urban Sustainability Directors Network In September 2015, USDN developed a holistic curriculum of webinars, videos, and worksheets to...
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