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The U.S. Department of Transportation believes that a passenger with a disability who purchases a ticket or makes a reservation for an interline trip that will connect to a small, fixed-route over-the-road bus (OTRB) operator should, at the time of booking, be notified that the small carrier may...
If you choose to use the "Leave More Space" safety message, download these posters to begin using immediately; Feel free to co-brand these posters with your organization name and Web site; Enlist partners and local businesses to place posters in the community to help raise awareness of your TACT...
Use this card to help you communicate your messages in a clear, concise, and media-savvy manner when talking to the press about your TACT Program.
If you choose to use the "Aggressive Driving" message, download these posters to begin using immediately. This message is broader and targets several unsafe driving behaviors such as speeding, tailgating, cutting off, and unsafe lane changes;Feel free to co-brand these posters with your...
Tailor this sample release quickly and easily to help get the word out about your TACT Program; Be sure to contact your local television, radio, and print outlets before sending a press release to make sure you have the most up-to-date contacts with the media.
Place on your State TACT homepage and use as a link to www.fmcsa.dot.gov/tact; Place on flyers, posters, or ads to designate your State as a participating TACT State
Use this document as a guide to develop local talking points that reflect the goals and objectives of your TACT Program; Use talking points internally and externally to inform and educate the community about your TACT Program.