This is Volume II of a two-volume report which examines the nature and extent of legislative barriers and incentives to coordinated transportation services for elderly and handicapped persons. This Volume contains a model billing and accounting system that could be useful to local agencies and organizations attempting to coordinate their transportation services. This model addresses the common administrative problems (and barriers to coordination) of accounting, allocation/billing, and certification of funding sources. In addition, an analysis of the federal regulations pertaining to fiscal management procedures is provided.
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