Transit Profiles: The Thirty Largest Agencies – For the 1993 National Transit Database Section 15 Report Year
Gordon J. Linton
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Gordon J. Linton
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This publication consists of consolidated profiles for the thirty (30) largest transit agencies in the United States. The criterion used to determine the thirty (30) largest transit agencies is operating funds expended for the 1993 Report Year. The data contained in each profile consists of general and summary reports, as well as modal, performance, and trend indicators for the 1993 Report Year. The 1993 Report Year includes transit agencies with their fiscal years ending on or between January 1 and December 31, 1993. This publication places emphasis on urbanized areas to assist with geographical references and to show relationships with regional governing bodies and contractual relationships with purchased transportation providers.\n
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This publication consists of consolidated profiles for the thirty (30) largest transit agencies in the United States. The criterion used to determine the thirty (30) largest transit agencies is operating funds expended for the 1993 Report Year. The data contained in each profile consists of general and summary reports, as well as modal, performance, and trend indicators for the 1993 Report Year. The 1993 Report Year includes transit agencies with their fiscal years ending on or between January 1 and December 31, 1993. This publication places emphasis on urbanized areas to assist with geographical references and to show relationships with regional governing bodies and contractual relationships with purchased transportation providers.\n
Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Section (typography), Database, Geography, Public transport, Transport engineering, Computer science, Business