The company joins The Valuable 500, a network of global CEOs committed to ensuring disability inclusion in business leadership.
The competitive grant funds are provided through FTA’s Pilot Program for Transit-Oriented Development Planning.
Grants focus on transportation and tech solutions to reach medical appointments, access healthy food, and improve paratransit.
Tenants of an office complex will be provided a monthly Lyft pass, allowing free rides between the complex and four rail stations.
The eight-mile line will connect downtown Oklahoma City with regional medical and commercial centers on the city’s northwest side.
The Lynn, Massachusetts study is anticipated to begin early next year and will include opportunities to create and improve access to transit locations and more.
Will help improve options for people with limited transportation choices and bridge gap between service providers in the transportation and health sectors.
Will maintain the City of Santa Clarita's fleet of over 100 vehicles, providing transportation for three million passengers, annually.
Roughly half of the neighborhoods served by the NYC subway system – 62 out of 122 – lack a single accessible station.
The study, from the Accessibility Observatory at the University of Minnesota, ranks major metropolitan areas by job accessibility via transit.