Preventive Maintenance Intervals for Transit Buses (2010)

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46 APPENDIX A Fleet Profile Agency Fleet Makeup Fleet Total Combined FleetMileage 1–50 Buses 1. Wilson Transit (Wilson, NC) D–7 7 254,998 2. Gastonia Transit (Gastonia, NC) D–7 C–1 8 262,088 3. Utah Transit Authority (Salt Lake City, UT) H–3 G–10 13 21,115,000 4. Sumter County Transit (Bushnell, FL) D–5 G–23 28 666,324 5. Waukesha Metro Transit, City of Waukesha Transit Commission (Waukesha, WI) D–31 31 821,211 6. Rockford Mass Transit District (Rockford, MA) D–39 39 1,271,470 7. University of Maryland Shuttle, UM (College Park, MD) D–45 45 1,007,600 51–100 Buses 8. Beaver County Transit Authority (Rochester, PA) D–52 52 1,718,712 9. Star Metro (Tallahassee, FL) D–62 G–5 67 2,009,922 10. Everett Transit and City of Everett (Everett, WA) D–60 H–3 G–15 78 2,113,739 11. Xpress Regional Commuter Service (Atlanta, GA) D–84 84 3,200,000 12. Whatcom Transportation Authority (Bellingham, WA) D–56 G–40 96 3,872,000 13. Chapel Hill Transit (Chapel Hill, NC) D–95 H–3 98 2,900,000 101–200 Buses 14. Capital Area Transportation Authority (CATA) (Lansing, MI) D–120 H–10 130 4,200,000 15. Palm Tran (West Palm Beach, FL) D–139 H–3 142 7,600,000 16. Spokane Transit Authority (Spokane, WA) D–137 H–9 146 6,200,000 17. ABQ Ride (Albuquerque, NM) D–1 C–74 H–76 151 4,980,000 18. Omnitrans (San Bernardino, CA) D–2 C–163 H–3 168 8,769,543 19. GRTC Transit System (Richmond, VA) D–176 176 5,510,578 201–300 Buses 20. Long Beach Transit (Long Beach, CA) D–167 H–62 229 7,957,110

47 21. San Diego Metropolitan Transit Syste m (MTS) (San Diego, CA) D–13 C–245 H–1 259 11,006,333 22. Capital Metro Transportation Authority (Austin, TX) D–263 H–3 266 11,477,000 23. Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority DBA: LYNX (Orlando, FL) D–280 C–10 290 16,920,000 24. Broward County Transportation Department (Po mp ano Beach, FL) D–280 H–12 292 13,615,292 301–500 Buses 25. Central NY Regional Transportation Authority (Centro) (Syracuse, NY) D–174 C–120 H–9 303 5,897,170 26. Liberty Lines Transit (Yonkers, NY) D–300 H–3 303 10,900,000 27. Montgo mery County Division of Fleet Management Services (Ride On) (Rockville, MD) D–251 C–95 H–14 G–11 371 15,473,939 28. Niagara Frontier Transit Metro Systems Inc. (Buffalo, NY) D–346 H–43 389 12,300,000 29. Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) (San Jose, CA) D–401 G–49 450 18,013,336 30. Milwaukee County Transit Systems (Milwaukee, WI) D–484 484 18,569,682 501 and Over Buses 31. OTS Inc. (Honolulu, HI) D–481 H–50 531 22,333,152 32. VIA Metropolitan Transit (San Antonio, TX) D–415 G–104 L–19 538 21,984,000 33. MARTA (Atlanta, GA) D–159 C–441 600 38,125,000 34. Maryland Transit Ad mi nistration (MTA) (Baltimore, MD) D–656 H–10 666 19,980,000 35. Metro Transit (St. Paul, MN) D–809 H–67 876 30,268,310 36. Miami–Dade Transit (Miami, FL) D–893 893 40,908,850 37. Coast Mountain Bus (Burnaby, BC, Canada) D–968 C–58 E–226 1,252 59,000,000 38. Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) (Washington, DC) D–1,000 C–461 H–50 1,511 50,163,000 Totals D–9,457 C–1,669 H–434 G–257 E–226 L–19 12,062 503,364,369 D = diesel, C = CNG; H = hybrid; G= gas; E = electric trolley; L = LPG.