Project Management for Transit Professionals Description: By the end of this course participants will be able to: -Describe the major components of a well-defined project -Explain the functionality of each […]
Introduction to Paratransit Management and Operations The goal of this course is to teach transit professionals the skills needed to effectively manage and operate paratransit services. Intended for: All Cost: […]
Public Involvement in Transportation Decision-Making This course isn’t just about simply accepting the public’s ideas—it’s about strengthening project decision-making, increasing creativity in problem-solving, and making sure project solutions are more […]
Principles for Effective Management and Supervision Many transit industry managers and supervisors step into their leadership roles with inadequate training and preparation. But leadership skills can be learned. This course […]
Driving Inclusivity: Community Forum on Access and Equity This event will focus on current challenges Public Transit is facing within driving inclusivity and how service agencies, as well as others, […]
General Transit Feed Specification (GTFS) Office Hours GTFS is split into a schedule component that contains schedule, fare, and geographic transit information and a real-time component that contains arrival predictions, […]
Developing Community-Based Public Safety Programs for Transit FTA will host a webinar for transit agencies to learn how community-based public safety programs can improve rider experience. The webinar will include […]
FTA Uniform Act Basics for Transit Agency Personnel This is a short survey-type training session intended to introduce participants to the topic of real estate acquisition for FTA-funded projects. This training will […]
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