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Transportation Association of  South Carolina
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Newberry, S.C. 29108
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Serving South Carolina Since 1981

The Transportation Association of South Carolina began in 1981 bringing together public and human service providers, state agencies, private providers, and vendors to promote public transit in South Carolina and act as an advocate to promote transit friendly legislation.

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TASC sends updates via e-mail on significant newsworthy events going on within the SC Public Transportation community.  If you would like to receive transit updates as-it-happens, please request it through the Contact Us page.


FTA Conference

 

 

Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Region IV cordially invites you to attend their Conference, The Route to Success—Today and Beyond.  You do not want to miss the wealth of information that will be shared and exchange of best practices at all levels (federal, state, and local) in our Region. 


For more information and to register for the conference, please visit our Conference Website: http://routetosuccess.net.
 


SC Nonattainment Areas

 

Under the new standard, Columbia, and Greenville are expected to remain in violation of the federal standard, otherwise known as being in “nonattainment,” while smaller cities such as Chester, Lancaster, Newberry and Seneca will likely be added to the list.


Draft Public Participation Plan

 

The S.C. Department of Transportation is seeking comments from the public on the Draft Public Participation Plan for the planning process, including the development of the Long-Range Statewide Transportation Plan and Statewide Transportation Improvement Program.


Medicaid Concern

 

Rural Medicaid recipients in the Pee Dee and across the state could be stranded without a ride to their medical appointments if a proposed federal rule goes into effect, local transportation officials said.


Give Express Bus Service A Test

 

Eventually, mass transit will have to be provided on a regional basis for a comprehensive solution to the growing number of commuters on the road.

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