We are three public agencies with similar priorities, who have decided to work together to solve a similar technical problem.

By working together, we will:

• cross-pollinate innovative ideas
• broaden the user-base of the technology

By leading from within public agencies, we will develop technology that is:

• relevant to the needs of planners and decision makers
• usable and embraced by agency staff

The project is funded by the SHRP2 Implementation Assistance Program for the C10 project, which is managed by the Federal Highway Administration. SHRP2 is a research program created by congress and administered by the National Academy of Sciences Transportation Research Board.

This project is one of four C10 implementation assistance projects across the U.S., and the only one to tackle person-level transit as opposed to solely vehicular travel.

Other C10 implementation assistance projects are in Maryland, Atlanta, and Ohio. We are collaborating with these projects through quarterly phone calls and frequent publication of our materials and progress on this website.

The SHRP2 implementation assistance money is being partially matched by in-kind contributions from the three partner agencies.