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Mobility Services for All Americans (MSAA) Yehuda Gross ITS Mid-West State Chapter February 7, 2006. Challenges. MSAA Overview. Goals: Increase mobility and accessibility for all Achieve more efficient use of federal transportation funding resources Key Approaches:

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Challenges

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  1. Mobility Services for All Americans (MSAA)Yehuda GrossITS Mid-West State Chapter February 7, 2006

  2. Challenges

  3. MSAA Overview • Goals: • Increase mobility and accessibility for all • Achieve more efficient use of federal transportation funding resources • Key Approaches: • Collaborate with the United We Ride (UWR) initiative • Establish interagency coalition and stakeholder advisory groups • Conduct foundation research • Develop model plans • Conduct model deployment and evaluation • Perform technology transfer, outreach and education • End Product: • Replicable/scalable human service transportation models

  4. ITS Role ITS enables service coordination and system accessibility through • Integrated point of access for traveler support • Improved fleet scheduling, dispatching, routing • Streamlined reporting, billing and financial transaction • Simplified fare payment, collection and processing • Enhanced traveler information with accessibility features

  5. Timeline FY 04 FY 05 FY 06 FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 Program Steering and Stakeholders Groups Foundational Research HST Model System Planning & Design Technical Assistance HST Model Deployment HST Model Evaluation Technology Transfer Assistance & Outreach , October, 2005 Summer, 2005

  6. Opportunities • Two-phase Demonstration • Phase 1: • Up to 10 local communities for model planning and design • Phase 2: • 2 local communities from Phase 1 for model deployment and evaluation

  7. Phase 1: Model Planning & Design • # of local community recipients: up to 10 • Length: 15 months net • Key tasks: • coordinated transportation model concept and designs • necessary institutional arrangements • Outcome: up to 10 “deployment-ready” sites

  8. Request for Proposals • Open competition RFP • Encourage “team” applications and public-private partnership • Estimated RFP release by: February 2006 • Estimated announcement: May/June 2006

  9. Tools/Resources We Will Provide • Money • One-stop technical assistance • Generic concept of operations • Framework for implementation guides • Others as needed

  10. Outreach and Communications • Newsletters • Websites • UWR/MSAA stakeholders online forum • Direct contact with lead USDOT staff

  11. Thank You Questions and Discussions www.its.dot.gov/msaa www.unitedweride.gov Yehuda Gross ITS Transit Program Manager ITS Joint Program Office, USDOT 202-366-1988 Yehuda.gross@fhwa.dot.gov

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