US Department of Energy

Swift Rails is a transportation company that provides personalized transit solutions using autonomous vehicles designed for 1-4 passengers. The company focuses on sustainability by offering energy-efficient, zero-emission systems powered by renewable energy. Passengers can request rides through a mobile application, where semi-autonomous electric vehicles travel on elevated ultra-light rails. This innovative system minimizes environmental pollution and alleviates traffic congestion by delivering passengers directly to their destinations without stops in between. Swift Rails aims to redefine urban transportation with its eco-friendly approach and advanced technology.

Region Five Development Commission provides community development, economic development and transportation initiatives.

Blue Bird Corporation is a prominent manufacturer of school buses and related parts, operating primarily in the United States, Canada, and internationally. Established in 1927 and headquartered in Macon, Georgia, the company designs and engineers a complete range of Type A, C, and D school buses, including specialty and alternative fuel options such as propane, gasoline, compressed natural gas, and electric-powered models. Blue Bird sells its products through a network of dealers, directly to fleet operators, and to various government entities. The company also offers extensive financial solutions through Blue Bird Capital Services. With over 1,500 employees, Blue Bird maintains manufacturing facilities in Georgia and has a global reach, with sales extending to more than 60 countries across multiple regions, including Africa, Asia, and Europe.

PennDOT is in charge of roadways, urban and rural public transit, airports, trains, ports, and waterways. PennDOT invests more than three-quarters of its annual budget in Pennsylvania's nearly 121,000 miles of state and municipal roadways and 32,000 state and local bridges. PennDOT, which was founded in 1911, is directly responsible for about 40,000 miles of roads and around 25,400 bridges.

Blue Bird Corporation is a prominent manufacturer of school buses and related parts, operating primarily in the United States, Canada, and internationally. Established in 1927 and headquartered in Macon, Georgia, the company designs and engineers a complete range of Type A, C, and D school buses, including specialty and alternative fuel options such as propane, gasoline, compressed natural gas, and electric-powered models. Blue Bird sells its products through a network of dealers, directly to fleet operators, and to various government entities. The company also offers extensive financial solutions through Blue Bird Capital Services. With over 1,500 employees, Blue Bird maintains manufacturing facilities in Georgia and has a global reach, with sales extending to more than 60 countries across multiple regions, including Africa, Asia, and Europe.

Northeastern Vermont Development Association supports landuse, transportation, and emergency services. The E & D Transportation Program supports community members through affordable transportation to medical appointments, local adult day centers, senior meal sites, and to access fresh food at the grocery store. The E&D Transportation Program is designed to serve older adults and people with disabilities. Vermont's Department of Labor provides a ready pool of workers through accessible databases. The Apprenticeship Program, serving hundreds of apprentices and employers statewide, helps to bridge the gap between education and employment. The Vermont Training Program provides specialized training on the job and in the classroom.