Nantucket Regional Transit Authority
Nantucket Regional Transit Authority |
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| Parent |
Massachusetts Executive Office of Transportation |
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| Founded |
1993 |
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| Headquarters |
3 East Chestnut Street |
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| Locale |
Nantucket, Massachusetts |
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| Service type |
bus service, paratransit |
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| Routes |
9 |
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| Hubs |
greenhound |
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| Fleet |
21 buses |
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| Fuel type |
Electric and diesel |
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| Operator |
mass DOT |
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| Manager |
paula leary |
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| Website |
www.nrtawave.com |
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Nantucket Regional Transit Authority (NRTA) is the public transport authority on the island of Nantucket in Massachusetts, USA. It operates a network of shuttle buses. It is branded using blue and white colors, and also known as the NRTA Wave.
History
NRTA was created by Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 161B in 1993, but begun to operate in 1995. In the beginning NRTA had only four buses that operated on two routes. The service was seasonal.[1]
Services
- Shuttle
- There are nine seasonal scheduled routes with 13 buses, managed and operated by Valley Transportation Services of Massachusetts.
- Your Island Ride
- This is a door-to-door reservation van services for seniors and people with disabilities, which has been provided by NATA since July 2001, and is operated by Bill’s Taxi Service.[1]
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