Transportation access: persons with epilepsy.
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Overview
This resolution recognizes that transportation access is a critical factor for adults with epilepsy in California, particularly those facing driving restrictions. It encourages state agencies and stakeholders to evaluate existing transportation programs, develop policies, and explore pilot initiatives to improve reliable and affordable transportation options. The resolution also urges coordination with federal partners and advocacy groups to address these barriers and promote economic self-sufficiency.
Key provisions
- Recognizes transportation access as a critical determinant of employment and independence for adults with epilepsy.
- Encourages state agencies to evaluate and improve transportation programs.
- Prompts the development of policy options and pilot initiatives for accessible transportation.
- Urges coordination with federal partners, including the Congressional Epilepsy Caucus.
- Welcomes the participation of advocacy organizations.
- Specifically addresses transportation barriers in suburban and rural regions.
- References the successful implementation of policies in Ireland.
- Calls for future legislative action to address these barriers.
Who is affected
- Adults with epilepsy
- Individuals subject to medically necessary driving restrictions
- Residents of suburban and rural regions
- State agencies (Transportation Agency, California Health and Human Services Agency)
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