DOT has several student internship programs, which are aimed at providing current high school, college, and recent college graduates with meaningful developmental and work experiences in the transportation industry. These internships provide a pipeline for attracting talented and innovative...
Access to DOT data provides opportunities for consumers to conduct valuable research and analyses, combine data layers into new and interesting “mashups” of DOT and non-DOT data, and build novel applications, services, or derivative information products. Increased visibility and use of DOT data...
DRC Interpreting Request Procedures
DRC Services Overview and Staff List
This Handbook describes the services provided by the DOT Disability Resource Center. The Handbook is designed to be easily navigated on the web, with searchable terms and clickable links to sections and references.
The chapters are meant to stand each on its own, to make it easier for...
Interpreting Request Form for DOT Headquarters (Region I) and field offices (Region II). Please download the form, fill it out on your computer, and click submit to send to the DRC.
Sample Service Verification Form
The DRC uses an Accommodation Request Form to help better understand employee requests for reasonable accommodations. To complete the form, download it and complete using Adobe Acrobat. If you need assistance to complete the form, please contact the DRC via email at drc@dot.gov,...
Employees with visual disabilities use different types of alternative formats that may include large print, electronic/diskette, Braille, or audiotape. The DOT Disability Resource Center (DRC) urges employees and supervisors to begin creating accessible documents and to learn about the benefits...