Better Transport: Data on Access to Jobs and Services
A new pilot program aims to collect data on how easily citizens can reach jobs, healthcare, schools, or stores using various modes of transport. This will enable local and state authorities to better plan investments in roads, bike paths, and public transport to improve accessibility for everyone, including low-income individuals and people with disabilities.
Key points
The pilot program will collect data on accessibility to key destinations (jobs, hospitals, schools, food) by various transport modes.
Data will be analyzed for different population groups, such as low-income individuals, minorities, and people with disabilities.
This will help in planning transportation investments that improve access to jobs and services for all citizens.
Information will be available to local authorities and researchers, increasing transparency and enabling further analysis.
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