Career and Technical Education (CTE) is essential for bridging the gap between classroom theory and career reality, but transportation limitations 鈥� such as driver shortages, budget constraints, and fixed routes 鈥� can prevent students from accessing these vital off-campus opportunities. These logistical bottlenecks create an 鈥渙pportunity gap鈥� that disproportionately affects vulnerable students, barring them from internships and work-based learning. Supplemental transportation is a scalable and safe solution that provides the flexibility needed to effectively manage transportation for dynamic CTE schedules, relieving the burden on district staff and budgets. This white paper outlines how a multimodal transportation strategy can help to ensure equitable access to CTE programs, allowing every student to pursue career-defining educational pathways.