Community Challenge Transportation Videos

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Click the place names in the list below to watch videos about transportation projects. For information about the AARP Community Challenge (and to find links for more videos), visit AARP.org/CommunityChallenge.

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AARP Community Challenge: Transportation Videos

CALIFORNIA

West Sacramento: Offering More Ways for Older Adults to Get Around (2018)

CONNECTICUT

Bridgeport: Hitting the Ground Walking Video (2021)

FLORIDA

Miami: Providing a Place to Sit While Waiting for a Bus (2018)

Miami: ‘My Transit, My City’ Program (2022)

IDAHO

Ada County: Commuteride Mobility Pilot Program (state video) (2021)

Cascade: Year-round Walking Trail (state video) (2020)

Hidden Springs: Treasure Valley Trail (state video (2021)

KENTUCKY

Louisville: Creating Safer Streets and Places to Sit (2018)

Whitesburg: A Trail (with AARP Benches) Enables People of All Ages to Walk to Town (2021)

MICHIGAN

Detroit: Autonomous Passenger Shuttles Take Seniors Where They Need to Go (2019)

MISSOURI

St. Louis: Using 'Pop-Ups' to Improve Public Transit (2017)

NORTH CAROLINA

Charlotte: Making It Fun to Wait for A Bus (2018)

RHODE ISLAND

Providence Temporary Bike Lane (state video) (2022)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Charleston: Creating Colorful Crosswalks (2018)

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Artists Helped Provide Information About Street Safety (video) (2020)

TENNESSEE

Memphis: Fixing Streets and Sidewalks for Safer Strolling (2018)

TEXAS

Fort Worth: Improving Safety on A Residential Roadway (2017)

Houston: A "Pop-Up" Tool Kit is Used to Create a Bike Lane (2020)

VIRGIN ISLANDS

Christiansted: Installing a Connected Bike Trail Around Town (2019)

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