Many older adults, people with low incomes, and people with different abilities have trouble getting around in regions where homes, jobs, and services are far from one another. Regions where roads were built with a focus on moving cars quickly instead of moving people safely also create mobility problems. Both are true in Southern Nevada. This means that members of our Community who don’t have enough money or the specific physical and cognitive abilities needed to own and drive a car must work hard to overcome the transportation obstacles they face every day.

A Coordinated Public Transit-Human Services Plan (Coordinated Transportation Plan) hopes to help regions understand and solve the different problems by bringing together social service providers, transportation agencies, and other Community members who understand the obstacles. 

For inquiries regarding the Coordinated Transportation Plan, please reach out to miguel dávila uzcátegui at [email protected] or by calling 702-676-1851.

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