; and (B) by adding at the end the following: (7) Multimodal transportation connectivity and accessibility (A) Definition of disadvantaged population In this paragraph, the term disadvantaged population means a low-income population, a minority population, or people with disabilities, as determined by the Secretary. (B) Regulations The Secretary shall issue such regulations as are necessary to establish performance measures relating to transportation connectivity and accessibility for States, metropolitan planning organizations, and units of local government to improve the connectivity and accessibility of roadways, public transportation infrastructure, pedestrian and bikeway infrastructure, and other transportation infrastructure. (C) Inclusions The performance measures established pursuant to subparagraph (B) shall include measures to assess— (i) with respect to the general population serviced by a transportation system— (I) the change in cumulative access to employment opportunities and other essential services, including educational and workforce training locations, health care facilities, recreational assets, and supermarkets and grocers; (II) multimodal choice and enhanced interconnections among modes— (aa) to offer variety of choice between and among modes; (bb) to provide accessible and reliable transportation for all users; and (cc) to encourage travel demand management among local and statewide employers; and (III) any other issues the Secretary determines to be appropriate; and (ii) with respect to disadvantaged populations serviced by a transportation system— (I) transportation accessibility for disadvantaged populations; (II) change in cumulative accessibility for disadvantaged populations to employment opportunities and other essential services, including educational and workforce training locations, health care facilities, recreational assets, and supermarkets and grocers; and (III) any other issues the Secretary determines to be appropriate.