TABLE 1 U.S. PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
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1 17 TABLE 1 U.S. RTICITG AGENCIES Agency Name Location Alaska Railroad Corporation Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority Central Arkansas Transit Authority Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority Glendale Transit Regional Public Transportation Authority Modoc Transportation Agency Eastern Contra Costa Transit Authority Golden Empire Transit District Livermore/Amador Valley Transit Authority Access Services Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Monterey-Salinas Transit Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District North County Transit District Orange County Transportation Authority Redding Area Bus Authority City of Redondo Beach Riverside Transit Agency Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board San Mateo County Transit District San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District San Francisco Municipal Railway Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District Santa Monica's Big Blue Bus Simi Valley Transit San Joaquin Regional Transit District Torrance Transit System Ventura County Transportation Commission Visalia City Coach Foothill Transit Mountain Metropolitan Transit Transfort Greater Bridgeport Transit Authority Connecticut Department of Transportation Shore Line East Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority Gainesville Regional Transit System Miami-Dade Transit Agency Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority Broward County Division of Mass Transit StarMetro - City of Tallahassee AK AL AR CO CO CT CT DC Anchorage Birmingham Little Rock Flagstaff Glendale Phoenix Alturas Antioch Bakersfield Livermore Los Angeles Los Angeles Monterey Oakland Oakland Oceanside Orange Redding Redondo Beach Riverside San Carlos San Carlos San Diego San Francisco San Francisco San Jose Santa Cruz Santa Monica Simi Valley Stockton Torrance Ventura Visalia West Covina Colorado Springs Fort Collins Bridgeport Newington Washington Gainesville Miami Orlando Pompano Beach Tallahassee
2 18 Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority Chatham Area Transit Authority Valley Regional Transit Mountain Rides Transportation Authority Pace Suburban Bus Rock Island County Metropolitan Mass Transit District Rockford Mass Transit District Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District Bloomington Public Transportation Corporation Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation Greater Lafayette Public Transportation Corporation Muncie Public Transportation Corporation South Bend Public Transporation Corporation Community Action of Southern Kentucky Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky Transit Authority of River City Regional Transit Authority UMass Transit Service Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Maryland Transit Administration Montgomery County Transit Services Mass Transportation Authority Kalamazoo Metro Transit System Capital Area Transportation Authority Lake Erie Transportation Commission Muskegon Area Transit System Saginaw Transit System Authority Minnesota Valley Transit Authority Southwest Metro Transit Metro Transit Kansas City Area Transportation Authority Bi-State Development Agency City Utilities of Springfield, Triangle Transit Authority Port Authority Transit Corporation New Jersey Transit Corporation North Central Regional Transit District City of Las Cruces-RoadRUNNER Transit Los Alamos County, Atomic City Transit Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority MTA Long Island Rail Road MTA City Transit City Department of Transportation C Centro GA GA ID ID LA MA MA MD MD NC NJ NJ NV Tampa Atlanta Savannah Boise City Ketchum Arlington Heights Rock Island Rockford Urbana Bloomington Chesterton Indianapolis Lafayette Muncie South Bend Bowling Green Fort Wright Louisville New Orleans Amherst Boston Baltimore Rockville Flint Kalamazoo Lansing Monroe Muskegon Heights Saginaw Burnsville Eden Prairie Minneapolis Kansas City Saint Louis Springfield Research Triangle Lindenwold Newark Espanola Las Cruces Los Alamos Reno Buffalo Syracuse
3 19 METRO Regional Transit Authority Stark Area Regional Transit Authority Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority Delaware Area Transit Agency LAKETRAN Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority Lane Transit District Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon Lehigh and Northampton Transportation Authority Altoona Metro Transit Butler Township-City Joint Municipal Transit Authority Erie Metropolitan Transit Authority Cumberland-Dauphin-Harrisburg Transit Authority Area Transportation Authorityof North Central Pennsylvania Red Rose Transit Authority Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority Port Authority of Allegheny County Berks Area Reading Transportation Authority River Valley Transportation Services Rhode Island Public Transit Authority Charleston Area Regional Transportation Authority Pee Dee Regional Transportation Authority Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority Franklin Transit Authority Memphis Area Transit Authority Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority Central Texas Rural Transit District Dallas Area Rapid Transit El Paso Mass Transit Department City Transit Management Company, Inc. Port Arthur Transit VIA Metropolitan Transit Park City Transit Utah Transit Authority Virginia Railway Express Arlington County Department of Public Works Blacksburg Transit Fairfax County Department of Transportation Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission Kitsap Transit Snohomish County Public Transportation Benefit Area Corporation Ben Franklin Transit Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority King County Department of Transportation Clark County Public Transportation Benefit Area Authority Chelan-Douglas Public Transportation Benefit Area OK OR OR RI SC SC UT UT Akron Canton Cleveland Delaware Grand River Kent Oklahoma City Eugene Portland Allentown Altoona Butler Erie Harrisburg Johnsonburg Lancaster Philadelphia Pittsburgh Reading Williamsport Providence Charleston Florence Chattanooga Franklin Memphis Austin Coleman Dallas El Paso Lubbock Port Arthur San Antonio Park City Salt Lake City Alexandria Arlington Blacksburg Fairfax Woodbridge Bremerton Everett Richland Seattle Seattle Wenatchee
4 20 La Crosse Municipal Transit Utility Milwaukee County Transit System Mountain Line Transit Authority WI WI WV La Crosse Milwaukee Morgantown
5 279 TABLE 23 NDIAN RTICITG AGENCIES Agency Name Location CRL CR FB HR JT LR MB OR TB VP Calgary Transit Edmonton Transit System Coast Mountain Bus Company West Coast Express Brampton Transit City of Ottawa OC Transpo York Region Transit GO Transit Toronto Transit Commission Agence Metropolitaine de Transport Societe de Transport de Montreal AB AB BC BC QC QC Calgary Edmonton Brampton Ottawa Richmond Hill Toronto Toronto Montreal Montreal
TABLE 1 U.S. PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
TABLE 1 U.S. RTICITG AGEIES Central Arkansas Transit Authority Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority Glendale Transit Regional Public Transportation Authority Valley Metro
TABLE 1 U.S. PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
TABLE 1 U.S. RTICITING AGEIES Agency Name Location CB CR DR FB HR JT LR MB OR RB SR TB VP YR Alaska Railroad Corporation Central Arkansas Transit Authority Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation
TABLE 1 U.S. PARTICIPATING AGENCIES
TABLE 1 U.S. RTICITG AGEIES Agency Name Location CB CR DR FB HR JT LR MB OR RB SR TB VP YR Alaska Railroad Corporation Rock Region METRO Northern Arizona Intergovernmental Public Transportation Authority
TABLE 1: PARTICIPATING TRANSIT AGENCIES
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Table 1: Participating Agencies
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Table 1: Participating Agencies
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TOP 100. Transit Bus Fleets Agency 35 ft. Over Artic and 35 ft. Total +/- under 0 3, ,426 82
L.A. Metro-No. 3 1 1 MTA New York City Transit New York City 2 2 New Jersey Transit Corp. Newark, N.J. 3 3 Metro Los Angeles 4 5 Toronto Transit Commission Toronto 5 10 Chicago Transit Authority Chicago
Agency 35 ft. Over Artic. Trolley 2012 Total and 35 ft. under. 1 1 MTA New York City Transit 0 3, ,344 New York City
Capital Metro-No. 40 Courtesy Capital Metro 1 1 MTA New York City Transit 0 3,704 640 0 4,344 New York City 2 3 New Jersey Transit Corp. 47 2,263 85 0 2,395 Newark, N.J. 3 2 Metro 50 1,956 378 0 2,384
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