Vehicle Sharing Among Human Service Providers in Minnesota: Steps to Address Barriers

Douma, Frank
Garry, Thomas
2013-09
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Vehicle Sharing Among Human Service Providers in Minnesota: Steps to Address Barriers

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2013-09

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Minnesota Council on Transportation Access

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The statutory duties of the Minnesota Council on Transportation Access (MCOTA) include identifying "policies and necessary legislation to facilitate vehicle sharing." This study commissioned by MCOTA provides an initial review of the regulatory, policy and operational barriers to vehicle sharing among private human services providers (HSPs) in Minnesota, and discusses potential ways to address these barriers. The purpose is to provide general information to the member organizations and agencies of MCOTA, as well organizations within the HSP community, about possible steps that may be taken to increase vehicle sharing among HSPs. This report identifies five barriers to increased vehicle sharing among HSPs in Minnesota. The first two barriers represent large, umbrella barriers. The latter three represent more specific, technical barriers. The report also discusses solutions to each of these barriers.

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Douma, Frank; Garry, Thomas. (2013). Vehicle Sharing Among Human Service Providers in Minnesota: Steps to Address Barriers. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/253751.

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