EXPO 2020 Cancelled

Aug. 26, 2020

The continuing crisis in relation to the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) has made it necessary for us to cancel the 2020 Community Transportation EXPO. Coming to this decision has not been easy, but the concerns for the health and safety of our attendees left us no other choice.

Those that are currently registered for EXPO 2020 will receive an email detailing options for carrying over your registration to EXPO 2021 or requesting a refund of registration fees. We will now be offering a virtual event during the November dates that had been selected for the postponed EXPO (Nov. 16 – 19). The November online event will focus mainly on offering our members a chance to obtain or renew their CTAA certifications so there will be no lapse in credentials.

Please accept our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. We are looking forward to hosting you in Richmond, Va., June 13 – 17 2021, once the global health pandemic passes.

Contact Charles Dickson at dickson@ctaa.org or 202.247.8356 with additional questions.

20/20 MOBILITY INSIGHT

WORKSHOPS

The CTAA staff is busy crafting our schedule of EXPO training workshops, ensuring that the most important and timely topics are covered by leaders in the field who are authorities on the material they’re teaching. The final menu of 20/20 Mobility Insight Workshops will be announced as the EXPO draws near, but will no doubt emerge from the following key subject areas:

  • Transit Service Redesigns
  • Building Effective Partnerships with Health Care
  • Winning Bus and Bus Facilities Grant Proposals
  • NTD: Flawless Reporting/Data-Driven Decision Making
  • Creating an Organizational Safety Culture
  • Advancing the Regulatory and Legislative Agenda for Small Transit Systems
  • Driver Recruitment and Retention (Including Volunteer Drivers)
  • Innovative and Right-Sized On-Demand Mobility Solutions
  • Transit’s Role in Substance Abuse Treatment and Recovery
  • Dealing with Challenging Passengers
  • FAST Act Reauthorization: Key Issues and Opportunities
  • Medicaid, Medicare and the Emerging NEMT Environment
  • How to Fit MaaS Concepts into Rural and Small Urban Transit
  • Accessibility, Technology and Equity: Innovation for All
  • Regulatory Compliance in the Age of TNC Partnerships
  • The Overlapping Public Health and Public Transit Space
  • Successfully Working with Brokers in the New NEMT Age
  • Combatting Human Trafficking: Small Transit’s Big Role
  • New Vanpool/Carpool Solutions
  • Experiments in Electric Buses
  • New Fare Collection/Fare Integration Models
  • From Trash to Transit: Using Landfill Methane to Fuel Vehicles
  • The CTAA Emerging Leaders Academy Showcase
  • Talking to/Working With Elected Officials
  • Transit Drug and Alcohol Policies in the Age of Legalization
  • Building and Enhancing Tribal Transit
  • Developing Effective Employee Assistance Programs
  • The Transit Technology Procurement Guide
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The Community Transportation Association of America (CTAA) and its members believe that mobility is a basic human right. From work and education to life-sustaining health care and human services programs to shopping and visiting with family and friends, mobility directly impacts quality of life.