Transportation

TxDOT is seeking feedback to improve transportation for people with disabilities and older adults in rural areas. People in South Texas can provide input at a listening session, in a survey, or by phone.

TxDOT is seeking feedback to improve transportation for people with disabilities and older adults in rural areas. People in West Texas can provide input at a listening session, in a survey, or by phone.

TxDOT is seeking public feedback to improve transportation for people with disabilities and older adults in rural areas. You can provide your input at a regional listening session, in a survey, or by phone.

TxDOT will continue to conduct its series of regional workshops to get input from local stakeholders regarding how to improve transportation for people with disabilities and older adults in rural areas.

TCDD issued an RFP to fund up to three Outreach & Development projects that will focus on improving access to culturally competent supports and services for people with disabilities.

An estimated 1.9 million Texans with disabilities do not leave their homes due to a lack of adequate transportation services. Learn more about the barriers to transportation and how you can get involved to develop solutions.

Lora Taylor got so frustrated with the lack of van accessible parking that she decided to do something about it. Read about Lora’s inspiring and instructive journey from passionate parent to disability advocate.

Did you know that in addition to obtaining medical care, rural transportation funding may also be used to transport people to work, school, shopping, visiting family and other places? There are 38 public rural transit providers across the state.