Federal Transit Administration; National Transit Institute 2011
While you are not an “essential” employee in the traditional sense, such as police officers and firefighters, your role as a public transportation employee is still as vital during a crisis as it is during a normal rush-hour commute. To help you better prepare yourself and your family to cope with an emergency while still allowing you to effectively fulfill your duties, the Federal Transit Administration and the National Transit Institute have prepared this guide. View PDF
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