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4: Implementation
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- Dissemination Methods
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Toolkit Summary

Promising Practices for Increasing Access to Transportation in Rural Communities highlights key findings included in this toolkit. Identifies transportation program models, implementation considerations, and more.

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Transportation to Support Rural Healthcare
This topic guide offers the latest news, events, resources, and funding related to transportation, as well as a comprehensive overview of related issues.

Last Reviewed: 6/4/2019

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4: Implementation

Considerations for Populations

This section provides an overview of considerations for rural subpopulations related to the implementation of transportation programs.

Populations:

Older Adults and People with Disabilities
Veterans
People with Low Incomes
Tribal Populations
Children and Adolescents

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