Public Transit System Directory

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This comprehensive public directory is the first of its kind in New York. Using our membership resources, we connect you with public transit operators from around the state.

There are several different ways you can find public transit operators using this directory, depending on your needs:

To find contact information for a specific public transit operator, simply type in their name and click search.
If you would like to find offices of public transit providers near you, enter your city and click search.
For types of transportation, click the checkbox next to the ones you are interested in finding and click search (you can also specify a name and/or a city)

Viewing Operator Details

Click "View" to the far right of your search results to see details on the operator. Click "Map" for an interactive map where the operator headquarters is displayed.

Mapping your search

Once you have completed your search, you can view all of your results together in a map by clicking "Map These Contacts!" at the bottom of your results.

We hope you find this directory to be a valuable resource. If you would like to suggest other search criteria or usability functions, please email us at: info@nytransit.org. Thank you for your continued support and involvement in public transportation.

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	Name	City	Website
	Adirondack Trailways	Hurley	http://www.trailwaysny.com	View \| Map
	Allegany County Transit	Belmont		View \| Map
	Amsterdam Community Transit	Amsterdam		View \| Map
	Arthur F. Mulligan, Inc.	Tillson	http://www.mulliganbus.com	View \| Map
	Atlantic Express Transportation Corp.	Staten Island	http://www.atlanticexpress.com	View \| Map
	Batavia Bus Service (BBS)	Batavia	http://www.rgrta.org	View \| Map
	Birnie Bus Services, Inc.	Rome	http://www.birniebus.com/	View \| Map
	Broome County Department of Public Transportation	Vestal	http://www.ridebctransit.com	View \| Map
	Brown Coach	Amsterdam	http://www.browncoach.com	View \| Map
	Butler Motor Transit Inc.	Butler		View \| Map
	Capital District Transportation Authority (CDTA)	Albany	http://www.cdta.org	View \| Map
	Central New York Regional Transportation Authority (CNYRTA)	Syracuse	http://www.centro.org	View \| Map
	Chautauqua Area Regional Transit System (CARTS)	Jamestown	http://chautauqua.ny.us/carts/cartsframe.htm	View \| Map
	Chemung County Transit System (CCTS)	Elmira	http://www.chemungtransit.com	View \| Map
	Chenango County Public Transit (CCPT) First Transit	Norwich	http://www.chenangocountypublictransit.com	View \| Map
	Chenango Valley Bus Lines, Inc.	Binghamton	http://www.coachusa.com	View \| Map
	City of Glen Cove Bus Service	Glen Cove		View \| Map
	City of Kingston - Citibus	Kingston	http://www.ci.kingston.ny.us	View \| Map
	City of Long Beach Bus	Long Beach	http://www.longbeachny.org	View \| Map
	City of Mechanicville Public Transit	Mechanicville	http://www.mechanicville.com	View \| Map
	City of Olean Bona Bus	Olean		View \| Map
	City of Port Jervis, Dial-A-Bus	Port Jervis		View \| Map
	City of Poughkeepsie Transit System	Poughkeepsie	http://www.cityofpoughkeepsie.com	View \| Map
	City of Rome, VIP Transit	Rome		View \| Map
	Clarkstown Mini-Trans	Nanuet		View \| Map

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