public transportation

From the orgainzer: "A discussion of the housing/transportation implications of S.100 (Act 47 of 2023) encouraging more housing in growth areas. Followed by a discussion of issues and opportunities for the 2024 legislative session around Act 250, Designation, and Future Land Use Studies currently underway. " 

Charlie Baker, CCRPC.

CCTV Productions FY23-76.

From the organizer:

A dramatic spike in gasoline and diesel fuel prices during the first half of 2022 has impacted residents living in small cities, towns, and rural communities in Vermont. Hear about the findings, including the larger role of attitudes and beliefs explaining how people respond to higher fuel prices based on their geographical location or socioeconomic characteristics. Results suggest that compact and mixed-use developments, and improved transit options, may be effective means to further reduce travel demand - even in more rural contexts.

Dr. Greg Rowangould, UVM TRC.

From the organizer:

A discussion of the considerations made with the reintroduction of fares to GMT’s urban operations. These considerations included limiting the financial harm of fares on vulnerable riders, lowering barriers for regional transit, and improving technology to allow for collaboration, convenience, and protections.

Clayton Clark, Green Mountain Transit.

Dennis McMahon speaks with Sandy Thibault, Executive Director of the Chittenden Area Transportation Management Association (CATMA), about transportation resources and assistance for commuters and businesses.

For more information visit: https://www.catmavt.org/