Learn how to make your application for a RAISE grant from USDOT competitive. You will hear from panelists who have built community and political support for their applications that make them really stand out.

This webinar covers generating state funds appropriated by legislatures, and on successful bills, impactful funding mechanisms, game-changing coalitions and effective campaigns that are making a difference.

Making the Most of Federal Transportation Funds in Your State Webinar

Innovative TA best practices, current trends, new provisions in the BIL, and how you can prepare for new TA funding to arrive to your state.

What comes next for federal funding and discuss how your trail and active transportation projects can meet the moment.

What strategies and policies have or can be used by cities to build or preserve affordable housing near green amenities and urban trails?

The research looked at changes in gentrification indicators in the communities surrounding the three trails—the Metropolitan Branch Trail in Washington, D.C., the Shelby Farms Greenline in Memphis, Tennessee, and the Lafitte Greenway in New Orleans, Louisiana.

What the Infrastructure Bill means for Trails and Active Transportation

California’s Active Transportation Program (ATP) was created in 2013 to increase the safety and mobility of active transportation users and increase bicycling and walking mode shares.

The Surface Transportation Board (Board or STB) is adopting a final rule amending its regulations related to the National Trails System Act