Transportation Alternatives (TAP) and Safe Sidewalk (SSW) Programs support municipalities with bicycle, trail, sidewalk, and other transportation projects to benefit the public and improve pedestrian safety.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Wisconsin communities with bicycle, pedestrian, and school-route infrastructure, planning, and programming to improve everyday travel, safety, and connectivity.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Oklahoma communities with funding for walking, cycling, trails, and environmental projects to improve safety, connectivity, and transportation options.
Safe Routes to School Grants Program supports Utah communities with education, encouragement, and school-route improvements to address transportation safety and help students walk or bike safely to school.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) supports Missouri communities with pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure that improves safety, connects routes, and expands access to everyday destinations.
The Transportation Alternatives Program funds Alabama projects that improve non-motorized transportation infrastructure and connectivity, emphasizing research-based solutions for safer, more accessible communities.