MTAP – AASHTO Multi-State Technical Assistance Program
The Transit Connection
for State DOTs
It sounds simple: find a way that states can obtain and use other states' public transit technical expertise. Connect with one another regarding past experience. Network and efficiently solve technical problems.
Simply stated, that connection is MTAP.
Founded in 1987, the primary purpose of the technical assistance program is to help states implement Federal Transit Administration Programs, provide feedback to FTA on implementation issues and best practices and to create a professional network to share best practices, receive technical assistance, and obtain new ideas from other states.
*If your state has had a State Management or Triennial Review in the past fiscal year, please fill out an "Evaluation of Consultant(s) - FTA Review of Program Activities" Survey at: http://vovici.com/wsb.dll/s/54c9g42a7f.
This survey is a way for MTAP to create a dialogue between the FTA and our membership and is a way for you to provide feedback on your oversight reviews. FTA looks at these surveys as vital to improving future State Management and Triennial reviews and your participation is appreciated.*
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AASHTO Contact:
Brian Alberts
MTAP Coordinator
American Association
of State Highway
& Transportation Officials
444 North Capitol Street NW
Suite 249
Washington, DC
20001
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You can contact: Brian Alberts
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202/624/5838
202/624/5806 (FAX)
E-mail: balberts@aashto.org
You can also contact: Shayne Gill
202/624/3630
202/624/5806 (FAX)
E-mail: sgill@aashto.org
www.mtap.org
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