The explosion of new transit technology options can be difficult to keep up with for even the best-resourced transit agencies. For small-urban and rural operators, their state Department of Transportation might be able to help. In this webinar, Janet Geissler from Michigan DOT discusses her agency's efforts to help with technology prioritization across the state. Insights from MDOT's experiences can help other states and small agencies understand how they can work together and use resources across the state to support their technology goals.
Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5616851072025/WN_hXEDFiPkRDKfQuUgpMTTgg
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