A Resolution directing the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a study and issue a report on the current status, management and implementation of mass or public transit in Pennsylvania's rural communities.
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Overview
This resolution directs the Legislative Budget and Finance Committee to conduct a study of mass or public transit in Pennsylvania’s rural communities. The study will assess current infrastructure, identify transportation needs, evaluate potential transit options, and explore successful models from other states. The goal is to gather data and recommend strategies to improve access to affordable and efficient transit for rural residents.
Key provisions
- Assess existing transportation infrastructure in rural communities.
- Identify transportation needs and priorities of rural residents.
- Evaluate various mass transit options, including buses, ride-sharing, and innovative technologies.
- Examine successful transit models in other states.
- Engage with local communities and stakeholders throughout the study.
- Develop recommendations for enhancing transit options.
- Submit a report to the House of Representatives within 12 months.
Who is affected
- Pennsylvania residents in rural communities
- Local communities in rural Pennsylvania
- Transportation stakeholders
- The Legislative Budget and Finance Committee
- Pennsylvania’s rural transportation sector
Notable changes
- It mandates a comprehensive study to identify gaps and deficiencies in existing services.
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Primary sponsor
James Struzzi
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