Mobility Management brings EVERYONE together
Mobility management is not just a transportation program. It's a program that eliminates the gap between transportation and all other human services.
More Programs are Needed
NE Region
Need- 4 Mobility Managers
Current- 0
Funding:
$80,000 local match needed to launch 4 MM programs
SE Region
Need- 5 Mobility Managers
Current- 1
Funding:
$80,000 local match needed to add 4 MM programs
SW Region
Need- 4 Mobility Managers
Current- 1
Funding:
$60,000 local match needed to add 3 MM programs
NW Region
Need- 3 Mobility Managers
Current- 1
Funding:
$40,000 local match needed to add 2 MM programs
Tulsa Urbanized Area
Need- 1-2 Mobility Managers
Current- 0
Funding:
Local match needed to add one or two MM programs
INCOG Region
Need- 1-2 Mobility Managers
Current- 0
Funding:
Local match needed to add one or two MM programs
OKC Urbanized Area
Need- 2 Mobility Managers
Current- 0
Funding:
Local match needed to add one or two MM programs
Central Region
Need- 3 Mobility Managers
Current- 0
Funding:
$60,000 local match needed to add three MM programs
All Regions are READY to start!
The delay: We need funds
ODOT is working to provide up to 80% in funds, but we need your help to identify local match and other program
funding options. A total of 25 mobility management programs are needed. We have 3/25 currently.
State Agencies in Oklahoma have programs that can fund Mobility Management
- Department of Transportation
- Department of Human Services
- Department of Education
- Department of Health
- Commission on Children & Youth
- Department of Justice
- Department of Labor
- Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
- USDA
- Veteran’s Affairs
*View the CCAM Funding Table to search for federal programs that fund mobility management initiatives.
Contact the ODOT statewide mobility manager to discuss mobility management funding.
Other funding sources:
- Non-profit agencies
- Community Services Block Grants
- Hospital Auxiliaries
- Title III B of Older Americans Act
- Levy Funds
- Local Legions including Elks, Shriners, Eagles, Moose, Rotary Club, etc.
- Associations
- Digressionary Grants
- Donations
Are you a potential funding source and looking to help? Contact Olivia at ohook@odot.org
Mobility Management Program Host Agencies
Regional Transportation Planning Organizations (RTPO)'s serve as the local resource for transportation/mobility planning expertise and planning knowledge. Planning projects like coordinating planning activities, database gathering help, public outreach and networking with other organizations with support from the RTPO’s connections.
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Oklahoma House Bill 1688
Oklahoma HB1688 Effective November 1, 2020. Legislation creating the Advanced Mobility Pilot Program, which could further the state’s investment in emerging advanced transportation technologies, was signed into law by the governor on May 19. Sen. Micheal Bergstrom, R-Adair, was the author of Senate Bill 1688. The program allows for coordination between state government, community leaders and economic developers across the state to create jobs in emerging ground and aerial transportation technologies. Contingent upon available funds, the program will be housed under the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT).
History of Mobility Management
The mobility management concept appears to have developed in the 1990s, following passage of the 1991 Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) with its multi-model philosophy. At the same time, some transportation agencies were beginning to recognize that their fixed-route transit services were not a “one-size fits all” solution to community transportation needs. As a result, some forward-thinking agencies began to offer additional transportation services, such as carpool and van pooling, subscription bus services, special shuttles, and dial-a-ride services, among others. The report defined a “mobility manager” as a “transportation organization serving the general public that responds to and influences demands of the market by undertaking actions and supportive strategies, directly or in collaboration with others.
Define Mobility Management
Mobility management is an innovative approach for managing and delivering coordinated transportation services to customers, including older adults, people with disabilities, and individuals with lower incomes. Mobility management focuses on meeting individual customer needs through a wide range of transportation options and service providers. It also focuses on coordinating these services and providers to achieve a more efficient transportation service delivery system.
Federal Transit Law (49 U.S. Code § 5302) defines mobility management as a capital project “consisting of short-range planning and management activities and projects for improving coordination
among public transportation and other transportation service providers carried out by a recipient or subrecipient
through an agreement entered into with a person, including a governmental entity, under this chapter (other than
section 5309); but excluding operating public transportation services.”
Click here to view the FTA mobility management brochure
Looking for Public Transit Information?
ODOT has a new map that identifies public transportation and mobility management program information in each county of Oklahoma.
Click on your county to find out more.
*Do not zoom local or type in zip code- this map can only provide county -level information.
Still need help? Click here to find your local mobility management program.