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Case Studies on Inclusive Transit Planning

Transit Planning 4 All (TP4A) was a transportation-planning project that sought to explore and promote the practice of inclusive planning. It ran from 2013-2023 through funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Community Living. The project promoted the development and dissemination of best practices in transportation planning inclusive of people with disabilities and older adults. A major component of these efforts was funding a series of demonstration projects, each seeking to increase inclusion in transportation planning. Learn more about the demonstration projects below.

TP4A Demonstration Project Videos & Webcasts

Project Spotlight Series

TP4A’s Project Spotlight Series does a deep dive into some of TP4A’s most interesting and successful projects. 

Mobility on Demand Pilot Projects

Three of Transit Planning 4 All’s projects focused specifically on Mobility on Demand solutions: MountainLineGO (Flagstaff, AZ), CPACS Ride (Atlanta, GA), and Ride Now (Seattle, WA). As an intro, listen to TP4A’s webcast: Intro to Inclusive Mobility On Demand.

MountainLineGO: Flagstaff, AZ

Through an inclusive planning process, Mountain Line piloted a microtransit project in an area of Flagstaff with over 10 health & human service agencies which was previously underserved by public transit. The project was so successful that Mountain Line implemented it as a permanent service.

CPACS Ride: Atlanta, GA

The Center for Pan Asian Community Services (CPACS) project focused on providing a new service in the City of Clarkston, Georgia. This microtransit service used a multilingual rider-facing app (Burmese, Chinese, Korean, Nepali, Spanish Farsi, Swahili, and Vietnamese) to help their consumers hail an on-demand ride to their community center. This new tech supported service helped improve service coordination and mobility options with cutting-edge scheduling and dispatch software that allows for on-demand booking. This technological enhancement required an inclusive planning approach to ensure it was planned and implemented to meet their cultural and linguistic needs of their consumers.

Ride Now: Seattle, WA

Ride Now was a pilot program active in Spring 2022 designed by and for older adults and people with disabilities. Adults 65+, people with disabilities, and their caregivers or service providers could claim free ride vouchers for use on Yellow Cab, Uber, and Lyft. 


Last modified on 01/23/2025


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