Center for Transportation Studies2014-10-202014-10-202001-10https://hdl.handle.net/11299/166975Topics at this conference: Minnesota’s Community-Based Transportation Challenge; Turning the Trickle Down Theory on Its Head: Maybe What’s Good for Elderly,Disabled, and Disadvantaged Travelers Might be Good for Other People; Minnesota’s Current Situation: Innovations and Barriers; Solutions for Minnesota: Policy Issues; Reaction and Reflections; Medical Providers’ Role; The Role of Volunteer Drivers in Community-Based Transportation Systems; Sharing Resources for Transportation Service Provision; If You Build It, Will They Come? Development and Community-Based Transportation; Overcoming Language and Cultural Barriers to Using Public and Community-Based Transportation; Logistics and Operations Support Solutions for Providing Transportation; Taxis as Community-Based Transportation Providers; Providing Access to VehiclesenTransportationCommunityConference on Community-Based Transportation - Improving Access for the Transportation-Disadvantaged (October 2001)Conference Paper