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Transit Profiles: The Thirty Largest Agencies – For the 1992 Section 15 Report Year

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This publication consists of consolidated profiles for the thirty largest transit agencies in the United States. The criteria used to determine the thirty largest transit agencies is operating expense reported for the 1992 report year. The data contained in each profile consists of general and summary reports, as well as modal, performance, and trend indicators for the 1992 report year. The left page of each agency profile shows both 1) general--size and urbanized area, service area, service supplied, service consumed, and the number of vehicles operated in mamximum service; and 2) financial information--sources of operating funds, summary of operating expenses, sources and uses of capital funds. The right page of each agency profile portrays transit system characteristics by mode. Specific financial and service characteristics, as well as capital funding and performance measures are listed for each mode.\n

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This publication consists of consolidated profiles for the thirty largest transit agencies in the United States. The criteria used to determine the thirty largest transit agencies is operating expense reported for the 1992 report year. The data contained in each profile consists of general and summary reports, as well as modal, performance, and trend indicators for the 1992 report year. The left page of each agency profile shows both 1) general--size and urbanized area, service area, service supplied, service consumed, and the number of vehicles operated in mamximum service; and 2) financial information--sources of operating funds, summary of operating expenses, sources and uses of capital funds. The right page of each agency profile portrays transit system characteristics by mode. Specific financial and service characteristics, as well as capital funding and performance measures are listed for each mode.\n

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This publication consists of consolidated profiles for the thirty largest transit agencies in the United States. The criteria used to determine the thirty largest transit agencies is operating expense reported for the 1992 report year. The data contained in each profile consists of general and summary reports, as well as modal, performance, and trend indicators for the 1992 report year. The left page of each agency profile shows both 1) general--size and urbanized area, service area, service supplied, service consumed, and the number of vehicles operated in mamximum service; and 2) financial information--sources of operating funds, summary of operating expenses, sources and uses of capital funds. The right page of each agency profile portrays transit system characteristics by mode. Specific financial and service characteristics, as well as capital funding and performance measures are listed for each mode.\n

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