Mobility Management
Mobility Manager Amber Simmons (below) is a liason for the public, human service organizations, and employers to ensure that customers can get transportation to the places they need to go.
Mobility
management is an approach for organizing and providing coordinated
transportation services to all customers, including older adults,
people with disabilities, and individuals with lower incomes.
Mobility management meets individual customer needs by coordinating available transportation options and service providers. The goal of mobility management is to accomplish a more efficient transportation service delivery system.
The mobility manager serves as a liaison for the public, human service organizations, public transportation, and employers to ensure that customers can get transportation to the places they need to go. The mobility manager is also a resource for transportation related questions.
Mobility Management Goals
Public Transportation Education: Mobility management can help take the “scary” out of public transportation. Many people needing to use public transportation for the first time find that they don’t know where to start or what to do. Schuyler County Transit offers free travel training to groups or individuals who would like to learn more about public transportation.
Identify Gaps in Transportation Service and Create Solutions: Mobility management helps to determine where transportation service does not exist and is needed. Creative solutions to address these needs can be created by the collaboration of human service
organizations, mobility managers, and service providers.
Provide Information: Mobility management exists to help individuals, human service organizations, employers and the public maximize the benefits of transportation options in their area. Contact the mobility manager by calling Schuyler County Transit at 607-535-3555.
Tri-County 2011 Bus Map & Guide
This bus map & guide was created through a partnership of CSS Workforce New York and transportation providers of Chemung, Schuyler, and Steuben Counties. In addition to containing details of public transit routes, the guide provides important information about using public transportation and alternative transportation choices, and defines public transit terms.
Tri-County 2011 Bus Map & Guide