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Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) (Maryland) is sponsored by Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) State Highway Administration (SHA). TAP grants can help fund bicycle and pedestrian facilities, as well as projects such as the conversion of abandoned railways to pedestrian trails.
TAP grants also can support Safe Routes to School initiatives, including coordinator positions, to enhance safety for students who walk or bike to school.
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Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) (Maryland) is funded by Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) State Highway Administration (SHA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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