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 funds Alabama projects that improve non-motorized transportation infrastructure and connectivity, emphasizing research-based solutions for safer, more accessible communities.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Kentucky communities with pedestrian, bicycle, transit-access, and safe routes to school projects to improve mobility for people who do not drive.
The Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Wisconsin project sponsors in building and planning walking, bicycling, and school-route improvements that help people make everyday trips without a car.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Michigan communities’ walking, biking, transit connections, streetscapes, and transportation preservation projects to improve mobility and quality of life.