BTS | Table 4-3: Urban Transit Agencies in Massachusetts: 2000

Table 4-3: Urban Transit Agencies in Massachusetts: 2000

Transit agencies	Modes provided	Urbanized area	Annual unlinked passenger trips (thousands)	Average weekday unlinked trips (thousands)	Operating funds expended ($ millions)	Capital funds expended ($ millions)	Vehicles available for maximum service
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority	Bus, demand responsive, light rail, commuter rail, ferryboat, trolley bus	Boston	354,860	1,188	899	300	2,769
Transit Express	Bus	Springfield	9,487	33	15	0	148
Worcester RTA	Bus, demand responsive	Worcester	4,832	17	13	8	232
Brockton Area Transit (BAT)	Bus, demand responsive	Brockton	3,577	13	11	<1	88
Pioneer Valley Transportation Authority	Bus, demand responsive	Springfield	2,678	9	26	7	140
Southeastern RTA	Bus, demand responsive	New Bedford	2,604	9	10	2	103
Lowell RTA	Bus, demand responsive	Lowell	1,812	7	6	3	69
Merrimack Valley RTA	Bus, demand responsive	Haverhill	1,744	6	8	7	82
Montachusett RTA	Bus, demand responsive	Fitchburg	1,526	6	7	1	159
Greater Attleboro-Taunton RTA	Bus, demand responsive	Attleboro	1,149	4	7	1	95
Cape Cod RTA	Bus, demand responsive	Dennis	930	3	4	1	98
Berkshire RTA	Bus, demand responsive	Pittsfield	547	2	4	<1	90
Cape Ann Transportation Authority	Bus, demand responsive	Gloucester	381	1	2	2	34

KEY: RTA = regional transit authority.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Transit Administration, National Transit Database, available at http://www.ntdprogram.com/NTD/Profiles.nsf/ProfileInformation?OpenForm&2000&All as of Dec. 6, 2001.