(Case 13) Problems in proper implementation of the free transportation scheme, such as a lack of fuel for the Janani Express vehicle due to a lack of proper management and supervision, were reported by the respondents, and these delayed women from reaching health facilities for appropriate delivery care.
There are few points that can be influenced by the managers of trucking companies as the choice of the vehicle type and the implementation of intelligent transportation scheduling systems (ITSS) [44, 46].
The reported success in the implementation of sustainable transportation systems has generated great expectations at international level on the subject of urban planning.
Multilateral development banks (MDBs) and other donor agencies have many opportunities to assist in the implementation of sustainable transportation strategies in developing countries to reduce the risk of climate change.
The implementation of free transportation scheme should be strengthened with more rigorous monitoring and ensuring accountability of the concerned people.
This delay is not only about funding, it also holds up the implementation of transportation funding policies put in place by the passage of the last multi-year transportation bill in 2012.
With the implementation of the NLTCI in 2000, transportation to rehabilitation programs were supported by the government through additional reimbursements and thus, access to programs was thought to have improved.
On the basis of referral challenges highlighted above, HCWs highlighted the following as potential strategies to the referral challenges in Assin North: standardising implementation of the referral protocol, improving transportation systems, ensuring reliable data reporting and management systems, actively engaging the community and providing continuous training for health staff.
The paper highlights the critical issues around the design and implementation of PPPs in the transportation sector and makes a brief presentation of the rational behind the structure of papers presented in this special issue.
Guided by the federal highway administration (FHWA), many states are promoting the implementation of transportation systems management and operations (TSM&O) programs.
