; and (4) if a violation was issued for a complaint, whether the Department resolved the noncompliance by— (A) reaching a voluntary compliance agreement with the entity; (B) referring the matter to the Attorney General; or (C) by other means, which shall be described in detail. (e) Report Upon implementation of this section, the Secretary shall, to the extent practicable, issue a report composed of the information collected under this section for the preceding 5 years. 6. Accessibility data pilot program (a) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall establish an accessibility data pilot program. (b) Purpose In carrying out the pilot program, the Secretary shall develop or procure an accessibility data set and make that data set available to each eligible entity selected to participate in the pilot program to improve the transportation planning of such eligible entities by— (1) measuring the level of access by multiple transportation modes, including transportation network companies, to important destinations, which may include— (A) jobs, including areas with a concentration of available jobs; (B) health care facilities; (C) child care services; (D) educational and workforce training facilities; (E) affordable housing; (F) food sources; and (G) connections between modes, including connections to— (i) high-quality transit or rail service; (ii) safe bicycling corridors; and (iii) safe sidewalks that achieve compliance with applicable requirements of the ADA; (2) disaggregating the level of access by multiple transportation modes by a variety of population categories, which shall include— (A) low-income populations; (B) minority populations; (C) age; (D) disability such as sensory, cognitive, and physical, including wheelchair users; and (E) geographical location; and (3) assessing the change in accessibility that would result from new transportation investments. (c) Eligible entities An entity eligible to participate in the pilot program is— (1) a State