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Contracting Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service (2018)

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Suggested Citation:"Appendix B - List of Participating Transit Agencies and Contractors." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2018. Contracting Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/25102.
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80 Transit Agencies 1. Antioch, CA Eastern Contra Costa Transit Authority/Tri Delta Transit 2. Arlington, VA ART – Arlington Transit 3. Austin, TX Capital Metro 4. Boston, MA Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority 5. Burnsville, MN Minnesota Valley Transit Authority 6. Carmel, NY Putnam County Transit 7. Colorado Springs, CO Mountain Metropolitan Transit 8. Columbia, SC Central Midlands Transit 9. Concord, NC Concord Kannapolis Area Transit 10. Corvallis, OR City of Corvallis 11. Denver, CO Denver Regional Transportation District 12. Greensburg, PA Westmoreland County Transit Authority 13. Hanford, CA Kings County Area Public Transit Agency 14. Hesperia, CA Victor Valley Transit Authority 15. Lancaster, CA Antelope Valley Transit Authority 16. Las Vegas, NV Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada 17. Lawrenceville, GA Gwinnett County Transit 18. Marysville, CA Yuba-Sutter Transit Authority 19. Milton, ON Milton Transit 20. Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN Metropolitan Council 21. Modesto, CA Modesto Area Express 22. Moorhead, MN Metropolitan Area Transit 23. Mount Vernon, NY Westchester County Beeline System 24 Oceanside, CA North County Transit District 25. Petaluma, CA Petaluma Transit 26. Prince Albert, SK City of Prince Albert 27. San Diego, CA Metropolitan Transit System 28. San Luis Obispo, CA San Luis Obispo Transit 29. San Rafael, CA Marin County Transit District 30. Scottsdale, AZ Scottsdale Trolley 31. Stockton, CA San Joaquin Regional Transit District 32. Tavares, FL Lake County Board of County Commissioners 33. Vancouver, BC TransLink/Coast Mountain Bus Company 34. West Covina, CA Foothill Transit 35. Wilmington, DE Delaware Transit Corporation 36. Wilmington, NC Cape Fear Public Transportation Authority 37. Woodbridge, VA Potomac and Rappahannock Transportation Commission A p p e n d i x B List of Participating Transit Agencies and Contractors

List of participating Transit Agencies and Contractors 81 Contractors 1. First Transit, Inc. 2. Keolis 3. McDonald Transit RATP Dev 4. MV Transportation, Inc. 5. Ride Right LLC 6. Transdev Services, Inc.

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TRB's Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP) Synthesis 136: Contracting Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service documents the state of the practice in contracting bus services. Today many transit agencies contract out their fixed-route bus transit services; however, there is not enough research that focuses on the procurement and oversight process of these contracts. This synthesis will assist transit agencies in their decision-making process as they consider contracting fixed-route transit services instead of directly operating the service. The report is accompanied by Appendix G, which is available online only.

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