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Transportation planning is the collaborative process of determining how to move people and goods.

Older adults are more likely than younger people to die in crashes of the same severity because of their increased frailty.

Today’s cars are incorporating increasing levels of automation to enable a car’s computer—rather than the human driver—to accomplish key driving tasks.

All people need access to a variety of travel options. These options should be safe, affordable, dependable, and user-friendly.

Public transportation provided along a fixed route allows people to get around by bus and rail at designated stops and specific times.

Some transportation options and programs provide consumers with more flexibility.

Nearly one in four older adults lives in a rural area. Rural residents are at risk of becoming isolated without adequate transportation opportunities.

Policymakers should adopt minimum service standards and consumer protections to ensure fair terms and conditions.

Policymakers should ensure network reliability and resiliency for utility and telecommunications services.

State policymakers should prohibit the use of credit scores or reports to determine the rates or deposits of essential residential utility services.