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- 1. Creating Energy Security and Resilience Through a Stronger and More Just Economy Next Generation Mobility & Access for Rural Vermonters Jon McBride | Senior Associate Wells + Associates jwmcbride@wellsandassociates.com Sue Minter | Executive Director Capstone Community Action 20 Gable Place, Barre, VT 05641-4138
- 2. The Need 2 When staying healthy, depends on whether you can get a ride Photo credit: PBS "It was such a process getting to the clinic," Sierra said. They relied on family or friends for rides or to borrow a car to make the two-hour trip, and they also had to pay for fuel: "There were so many times I ran out of gas on my way back," Sierra said. Photo credit:https://www.flickr.com/photos/mchaussettes/
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- 4. Meeting a Common Need with a Shared Solution 4
- 5. Cross-Cutting Collaboration 5 Energy – Equity – Economy - Entrepreneurship
Editor's Notes
- Challenges for transportation access: The status quo is not meeting the growing needs. The existing solutions have not met our moral imperative – we need inclusive solutions that address our most vulnerable. Businesses can’t find workers Hospitals can get their patients healthy who can’t get to appts People are trapped in their homes Economy and Env. Justice can be met with this proposal Inefficient and Inadequate mobility: Rural residents spend on avg. 30% of income on Transportation. Often on older and less efficient vehicles. Opportunities for electrification Those making less than 35k a year – 14% of which have Zero Vehicles available to them. Photo: credit: https://www.flickr.com/photos/mchaussettes/