Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Wisconsin communities with bicycle, pedestrian, and school travel projects that prioritize human-powered daily transportation and safer routes for non-drivers.
Application resources changed from PDF to Word formats, with the TAPWeb tutorial presentation now in PowerPoint; the standalone Word application link was removed. The 2026–2030 awards link moved to the renamed TAP Awards Archive.
Wisconsin Department of Transportation has archived this opportunity.
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.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Oklahoma communities with funding for walking, cycling, trails, and environmental projects to improve safety, connectivity, and transportation options.
Transportation Alternatives Program supports Michigan communities with funding for walking, biking, transit access, trails, and historic transportation preservation to improve safety and connectivity.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Arkansas sponsors developing trails, walking and cycling facilities, safety projects, and community improvements to provide safe routes for non-drivers.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Michigan communities’ walking, biking, transit connections, streetscapes, and transportation preservation projects to improve mobility and quality of life.