Social Equity in Transportation

Social equity in transportation refers to ensuring that all individuals, regardless of their background, have fair access to transportation options. This means addressing disparities that affect marginalized communities, such as low-income neighborhoods or those with limited mobility. The goal is to provide equitable investment in transportation infrastructure, ensuring that everyone can access jobs, services, and opportunities effectively. It involves considering factors like affordability, accessibility, and the quality of transportation services to create a system that benefits all members of society, promoting inclusivity and improving overall community well-being.