United States
       Environmental Protection
       Agency
Air and Ra'diatibn
                      EPA420-K-97-003
                      December 1997
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Office of Mobile Sources
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           • Marketing and outreach tools

     4  Associated environmental and
         economic initiatives
     +  Useful contact names

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                 Develop state and local
                  transportation air quality
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                 Meet your community's mobility
                  needs and clean air goals
         Our partnerships illustrate our commitment,
         and our versatility, coast to coast.  Examples
         of partnerships are listed on the back.

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       Provide  technical assistance and
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       programs
            4  Best practice guides and program
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            4  Start-up assistance and ongoing
                technical support to ensure success
            4  Modeling tools and expertise
            4  Assessment of program benefits
                such as emission reduction and
                cost-benefit analyses


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       Make .your first stop our website:
       www. epa.gov/omswww/traq
       or call: Information Request Phone Line
       (734) 214-4100

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   Enhance your public education efforts

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Examples of Current and Past Partnerships: -<•	-;

"Car Care for Clean Air" Weber State University, Utah Department of Air Quality,
Salt Lake City, Utah

"Demonstration Program for Obtaining SIP Credit for Voluntary Measures"
California Air Resources Board. Sacramento, California

"Improving Air Quality through Voluntary Citizen Changes in Transportation
Choices" Chattanooga, Tennessee

"Tour of the Urban Environment" Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry.
Chicago, Illinois

"I.D.L.E. in Dade" Dade County, Florida

"Interactive Information Kiosk" Ventura County, California

"Air Repair Communications" Missouri Department of Natural Resources.
St. Louis, Missouri

"Driving Smart Curriculum Demonstration" Boston, Massachusetts

"Clean Air Conference"  National Center for Vehicle Emissions Control And Safety,
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado

"Quantifying Emission Reduction Impacts of Seasonal and Episodic Programs:
A State Model." Baltimore, Maryland

"Evaluation of Automotive Technician Training Programs" Ferris State University, Big
Rapids, Michigan

"Cash for Clippers" State of Maryland

"Initiative to Involve Youth in Travel Choices: Community-Based Solutions to
Community-Defined Problems." Academy for Educational Development.
Demonstration sites: Boston, Massachusetts; Kansas City, Kansas; Tampa, Florida

"Transportation/Air Quality Public Information Initiative" In conjunction with the
Department of Transportation.  Demonstration sites:  Dover,  Delaware; Albany, New
York; Milwaukee, Wisconsin; San  Francisco, California

"Televised Ozone Mapping" NESCAUM  (Northeastern States for Coordinated Air
Use Management), OTC (Ozone Transport Commission) and MARAMA (Mid-
Atlantic Regional Air Management Association)

"Air Quality, Motor Vehicles, and Public Health" 17 local lung associations to
be identified

"Driving Smart"  Environmental Health Center of the National Safely Council. 1500
schools nationwide

"Clean Air Project"  National Association of Regional Councils, MPOs nationwide

"Vehicle Maintenance Initiative" Nationwide

"Ozone and Particulate Matter Outreach" STAPPA/ALAPCO (State and Territorial
Air Pollution Program Administrators/Association of Local Air Pollution Control
Officials.)  Nationwide
         TRAQ
         EPA's  Transportation Air Quality Center
         2000 Travel-wood Drive, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105
         Information Request Phone Line: (734) 214-4100
         ivww. epa.gov/omswww/traq

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