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Paratransit operations, in my opinion, are one of the most difficult services to provide in the transportation industry. There are options available to you to offer an excellent customer experience AND some cost relief. This article tags all the people and says all the things - please have a look - and let’s change how we provide Federal Transit Administration compliant, paratransit services! UZURV – The Adaptive TNC - where partnerships are valued and the rider benefits.

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The American Public Transportation Association and agency leaders across the country are doing amazing work reimaging how their #paratransit programs provide the best possible service for riders. Metro Magazine put a spotlight on these efforts, inspired by a panel discussion at the APTA TRANSform conference last fall. That discussion included Ron Brooks, our Senior Director of Policy and Stakeholder Engagement. The article, "The Paratransit Evolution is Here, But Where is it Headed?" is a must-read for anyone with a stake in #equitable and #accessible transit. Industry leaders, Chris Pangilinan, VP of Paratransit at Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), and Mike Roth, IndyGo Deputy Chief Transportation Officer, lay out recommendations to engage with riders, to look holistically at paratransit programs, and leverage new ways to improve service. And note, they are doing this without breaking their budgets or sacrificing equity and accessibility. UZURV COO Ned Freeman summed things up with his observation on where the industry is heading, “We know it’s possible to deliver on the ADA promise without compromise, and at the same time lower the cost and increase the quality of service for communities.” https://lnkd.in/dZREdr7k

The Paratransit Evolution is Here, But Where is it Headed?

The Paratransit Evolution is Here, But Where is it Headed?

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