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Government and community-based programs help meet the transportation needs of people who require specialized services.

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.

All people, regardless of their ability level, should have access to convenient and safe transportation options. Mobility is an essential component of quality of life.

Older adults are major contributors to the U.S. economy through consumer spending. This spending, however, must take place in a healthy marketplace.

Federal, state, and local consumer protection agencies all have a role in safeguarding consumers against fraud, deception, and unfair practices.

New technologies have tremendous potential to transform the lives of all people.

In cases of extremely short supply or high demand, sellers may attempt to profit from the scarcity of essential products and services.

In recent years, the amount of personal information that is collected, used, shared, and sold has skyrocketed.