Coordinated Plan Development

Improving mobility for seniors and people with disabilities in Los Angeles County by identifying gaps, setting priorities, and strengthening transit and human services coordination.

Types of passengers - families, those walking, modes of transportation, and more.

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Metro’s Coordinated Public Transit–Human Services Transportation Plan (Coordinated Plan) addresses the mobility needs of seniors and individuals with disabilities, including those who use wheelchairs, throughout Los Angeles County. Developed with community input, the Plan identifies needs, service gaps, and strategies that promote greater independence, social connection, and economic participation.

On July 24, 2025, the Metro Board of Directors adopted the 2025–2028 Coordinated Plan. The Plan was developed with input from over 450 participants, including local transit agencies, cities, advocacy groups, senior and disability service providers, and community stakeholders.

The Coordinated Plan also ensures Metro meets federal requirements for funding programs that support accessible transportation through 2028.

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Final 2025-2028 Coordinated Plan Now Available

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Coordinated Plan?

Metro’s Coordinated Plan is a regional strategy to improve mobility for seniors, people with disabilities, and others with limited transportation options. It’s updated every four years to reflect changing needs.

Why is this plan important?

The plan helps close transportation gaps, set priorities, and ensure funding aligns with community needs. It also improves coordination between public transit and human service providers.

Who benefits from this plan?

Seniors, people with disabilities—including wheelchair users—and others who face transportation barriers benefit from expanded, accessible services that promote independence and equity.

What is the Federal Section 5310 Program?

Section 5310 is a federal grant program that funds projects improving mobility for seniors and people with disabilities. Metro awards these grants to agencies and nonprofits for services like shuttles, accessible vehicles, and dial-a-ride programs.

How can I access the Draft Plan in an ADA-compliant format?

An ADA-compliant version of the Draft Plan is available online here.