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Job Access Planning - Challenges & Approaches
Job Access Planning - Challenges & Approaches
Table of Contents
Cover Page
Notice
Technical Report Documentation Page
Inside Cover
Chapter 1: Introduction to the Problem
Chapter 1.1: Welfare Reform & Regional Impacts
Chapter 1.2: Role Transportation Can Play
Chapter 1.3: Challenges Presented in Job Access Planning
Chapter 1.4: Potential Solutions
Chapter 1.5: Examples of Regional Approaches
Chapter 2: Job Access Planning Overview
Chapter 2.1: Establishing Stakeholder Groups
Chapter 2.2: Data Gathering and Information
Chapter 2.3: Identifying Unmet Transportation Needs
Chapter 2.4: Developing Transportation Alternatives
Chapter 3: Stakeholder Involvement
Chapter 3.1: Who are Stakeholders and How to Identify Them
Chapter 3.2: Establishment of Goals and Objectives for Job Access Planning
Chapter 3.3: Regional Differences
Chapter 3.4: Unique Perspectives that Stakeholders Bring to Job Access Planning
Chapter 3.5: Issues and Obstacles to Effective Partnering
Chapter 3.6: Public Outreach
Chapter 3.7: State Variations in Organizing Delivery of Services
Chapter 3.8: Examples of Regional Approaches
Chapter 4: Information Needs
Chapter 4.1: Who is the Target Population in Need of Transportation Services and Where are They Located?
Chapter 4.2: Identification of Appropriate Job Opportunities
Chapter 4.3: What Information is Available and Where to Find It
Chapter 4.4: Difficulties in Obtaining Data
Chapter 4.5: Data Tracking
Chapte 4.6: Existing Transportation Services
Chapter 4.7: Other Components
Chapter 4.8: Examples of Regional Approach
Chapter 5: Identification of Unmet Needs
Chapter 5.1: Data Gathering & Analysis Leads to Identification of Unique Needs of a Region
Chapter 5.2: Region's Definition of Unmet Needs
Chapter 5.3: Analytical Tools
Chapter 5.4: Evaluation of Alternatives
Chapter 5.5: Evaluation of Costs and Benefits
Chapter 5.6: Examples of a Regional Approach
Chapter 6: Transportation Alternatives to Meet Needs
Chapter 6.1: Transportation Alternatives
Chapter 6.2: Implementation Strategy
Chapter 6.3: Costs
Chapter 6.4: Joint DOL/DOS/FTA December '98 Guidance
Chapter 6.5: Performance Monitoring
Chapter 6.6: Funding Sources
Chapter 6.7: Internet Information and Resources
Chapter 6.8: Examples of Regional Approaches
Appendix A: Appendix A Table of Contents
Appendix B: Cost/Benefit Analysis
