Accessible Rural Transportation 
Decades after the advent of the independent living and disability rights movements, transportation remains the number one issue for people with disabilities living in rural areas.
Society is trying to open all doors to people with impairment or limitation, yet most people with disabilities who live in Rural America continue to be isolated, frustrated, and cut off from going to work or school, visiting family or friends, participating in community life, or tending to health needs because of the lack of adequate transportation.
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APRIL'S TOOLKIT FOR OPERATING A RURAL TRANSPORTATION VOUCHER PROGAM IS AVAILABLE AT NO COST UNTIL JANUARY 31, 2007!! REQUEST YOUR FREE COPY NOW BY EMAILING ELISSA ELLIS: APRIL-ELISSA@NEO.RR.COM
Also See...
Safe, Accountable, Flexible, and Efficient Transportation Equity Act – A Legacy for Users
APRIL's Response to SAFETEA LU
Transportation Voucher Project
Reports from the past three years
Transporation links and resources
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Association of Programs