Public transportation agencies

Public transportation agencies are organizations responsible for providing transit services to the general public, such as buses, subways, trains, and ferries. They plan, operate, and maintain transportation networks to ensure people can travel efficiently and affordably within and between communities. These agencies aim to reduce traffic congestion, lower environmental impact, and provide mobility options for those without access to private vehicles. They often receive funding from government sources and may collaborate with local authorities to improve infrastructure and service quality, making transportation more accessible for everyone.