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Examining Challenges, Opportunities and Best Practices for Addressing Rural Mobility and Economic Development under SAFETEA-LU’s Coordinated Planning and Human Services Framework

June Martin, Cecilia H. Giusti, Eric Dumbaugh, Linda K. Cherrington

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This report evaluates the recently developed coordinated transit and human services plan both the processes that have been adopted throughout the state as well as they types of outcomes that have emerged.

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This report evaluates the recently developed coordinated transit and human services plan both the processes that have been adopted throughout the state as well as they types of outcomes that have emerged.

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This report evaluates the recently developed coordinated transit and human services plan both the processes that have been adopted throughout the state as well as they types of outcomes that have emerged.

Key concepts: Legislature, Best practice, Human services, Business, State (computer science), Transit (satellite), Service (business), Transportation planning

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