The Transportation Alternatives Program funds Alabama projects that improve non-motorized transportation infrastructure and connectivity, emphasizing research-based solutions for safer, more accessible communities.
The Transportation Alternatives Program from the Oklahoma Department of Transportation funds research-driven projects that improve non-motorized transportation, connectivity, and safety across Oklahoma communities.
The Transportation Alternatives Program supports Greater Arizona communities with smaller-scale transportation projects that improve active travel, connections, environmental conditions, and road safety.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Arkansas project sponsors working on walking, bicycling, trails, safety, and transportation corridors to improve access and conditions for non-drivers.
Transportation Alternatives Program supports Ohio local public agencies with pedestrian, bicycle, trail, and transit-access projects that expand transportation options beyond driving.