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Next Stop: Transit Tech

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by National Center for Applied Transit Technology

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Podcast Overview

Next Stop: Transit Tech is a podcast hosted by the National Center for Applied Transit Technology, or N-CATT. N-CATT is a technical assistance center funded by the Federal Transportation Administration that provides small-urban, rural and tribal transit agencies with practical resources for replicable technological solutions and innovations. This podcast will feature transit agencies and their partners, as they share their experiences and lessons learned from technology implementation projects.

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2/11/2021

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Episode thumbnail for S2E8: It Takes Two: Microtransit & Fixed-Route Transit in Wilmington, NC

June 20, 2022

S2E8: It Takes Two: Microtransit & Fixed-Route Transit in Wilmington, NC

<p>Cape Fear Public Transportation Authority, also known as Wave Transit operates public transportation in Wilmington, North Carolina. They operated 15 fixed-routes, a university shuttle, a downtown trolley and most recently…a microtransit service! RideMICRO, an on-demand service was launched in October 2021 to connect residents of Brunswick, Pender, and New Hanover counties to Wave Transit’s fixed-route service. This zone-based service serves as a first/last mile solution to connect the rural areas around Wilmington to the urban core. Listen in to this episode to hear more about how Wave Transit has connected communities in the Wilmington area!</p>

Episode thumbnail for S2E7: When the Stars Align: Why Microtransit Works in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

March 21, 2022

S2E7: When the Stars Align: Why Microtransit Works in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

<p>Neighborhood Transportation Service is a curb-to-curb van service that provides an affordable transportation option for Cedar Rapids residents when fixed-route service is not available. NTS was established in the 1990’s to ensure that 2nd and 3rd shift workers could have a safe, affordable ride to and from work. Prior to 2021, NTS was using paper based scheduling for their rides, but transitioned to the microtransit platform Via. Their service has seen substantial growth since the implementation of the software, as well as increased coordination with neighboring transit agencies.</p>

Episode thumbnail for S2E6. The Fleet is Greener on the Other Side - Transit Authority of River City (TARC)

January 10, 2022

S2E6. The Fleet is Greener on the Other Side - Transit Authority of River City (TARC)

<p>Winter is coming – and so is the Low and No Emission grant application period! In this episode, Marcela and Andrew interview Carrie Butler, Executive Director of the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) and Geoffrey Hobin, Director of Grants &amp; Capital Programs at TARC about their growing electric bus fleet. Their fleet currently has 15 all-electric vehicles in its fleet. As past recipients of the Low-No grant, we chat on how to make your case for funding, as well as details on their electric vehicle deployment.</p>

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What is Next Stop: Transit Tech?

Next Stop: Transit Tech is a podcast hosted by the National Center for Applied Transit Technology, or N-CATT. N-CATT is a technical assistance center funded by the Federal Transportation Administration that provides small-urban, rural and tribal transit agencies with practical resources for replicable technological solutions and innovations. This podcast will feature transit agencies and their partners, as they share their experiences and lessons learned from technology implementation projects.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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