This website provides information on "Easy Transport" options for people living independently at home in the Northern Sydney region who may have difficulties with transport because they are aged over 65 years, or have a disability. The Easy Transport options available include Community Transport, accessible public transport and taxis. The website also includes some information on licences for older drivers.
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Transport Connections in Victoria
Transport Connections helps communities work together on projects to improve local transport. It provides funding to set up working groups, employ a coordinator and develop a range of transport initiatives.
There are 32 projects active throughout rural and regional Victoria. |
Map of locations of Transport Connections Projects
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Short paper on Mobility Management by David Denmark (2000)
Filling the gaps in transport need – a new approach to an old issue. Some thoughts on mobility management, |
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This is a brochure from United We Ride (Coordinating Human Service Transportation) in the USA
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Here is some more comprehensive information from United we Ride
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This is a relatively old report from the US Federal Department of Health and Human Services but worth a read.
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This is a repot from the Transit Cooperative Research Program in the US on the economic benefits of coordinating human service transportation and transit services.
"Significant economic benefits - including increased funding, decreased costs and increased productivity - can be obtained by coordinating human service transportation and transit services." |
This is the website of the European Platform on Mobility Management.
Have a look at their interactive graph. |
Here are some examples of mobility management in Europe
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Here are some mobility management resources to tackle transport sustainability from the USA.
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Transport Planning and Management - Take Control
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