Transportation Advocacy Coalition (TAC)
Before going to a regular scheduled meeting, please verify with the appropriate contact person that the meeting is actually taking place.
Before going to a regular scheduled meeting, please verify with the appropriate contact person that the meeting is actually taking place.
Looking for future potential WRTA Board Members:
Looking for future potential WRTA Board Members:
If you have an interest in becoming a WRTA Board Member representing riders or people with disabilities, please contact jbellil@eastersealsma.org. We may be able to provide you with some guidance and support.
If you have an interest in becoming a WRTA Board Member representing riders or people with disabilities, please contact jbellil@eastersealsma.org. We may be able to provide you with some guidance and support.
The Research Bureau is pleased to present its latest report The Implications of a Fare-Free WRTA: http://www.wrrb.org/reports/2019/05/the-implications-of-a-fare-free-wrta/
The Research Bureau is pleased to present its latest report The Implications of a Fare-Free WRTA: http://www.wrrb.org/reports/2019/05/the-implications-of-a-fare-free-wrta/
Our meetings usually take place on the 3rd Thursday at 4pm of every month via Zoom . Please contact jbellil@eastersealsma.org to confirm meeting and for more information. Please let us know if any accommodation requests at least 3 weeks prior to the meeting date.
The vision of the TAC is to minimize barriers to transportation, which is a necessity for greater Worcester residents, and to create a system that is accessible to everyone.
The vision of the TAC is to minimize barriers to transportation, which is a necessity for greater Worcester residents, and to create a system that is accessible to everyone.
The TAC advocates for reliable, safe, affordable, accessible, dependable transportation that is responsive to the needs of all community residents, particularly of low-income residents, families, people with disabilities and elders who depend on public transportation.
The TAC advocates for reliable, safe, affordable, accessible, dependable transportation that is responsive to the needs of all community residents, particularly of low-income residents, families, people with disabilities and elders who depend on public transportation.
We have a FaceBook group called: Riders Action Council. This is a place where we can talk about the problems of mass transit and how we can work to make it better. Complaints are encouraged, but personal attacks will not be tolerated.