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{{Short description|Operator of public transport in London (1963–1969)}} |name = London Transport Board ...

...UK, from 1899 to 1933, when they were taken over by the [[London Passenger Transport Board]]. Under the [[Tramways Act 1870]] ([[33 & 34 Vict.]] c. 78) local authorities were permitted to acquire privately operated tramways in their area after t ...

...vernment administrative agency in charge of [[public transportation|public transport]] services in the city of [[Yokohama]], [[Japan]]. [[Category:Intermodal transport authorities in Japan]] ...

{{Short description|Responsible for public transport in the Greater London area, UK 1948–1962}} ...t in London from 1948 to 1962|its successor body, active 1970–1984 |London Transport Executive (GLC)}} ...

{{short description|Defunct marketing arm for transportation providers in Melbourne, Australia}} {{About|the public transport body in Australia|the New Zealand network|Public transport in the Wellington Region}} ...

{{Short description|Former public transport authority in London}} | name = London Regional Transport ...

| status = Defunct ...re]] from 1904 to 1933, when its services passed to the [[London Passenger Transport Board]]. ...

|name = London Passenger Transport Board |mcaption = London Passenger Transport Area ...

...te is in active use in the 20th century for [[intermodal freight transport|intermodal]] container and automobile parts and completed vehicle shipments. Although railroads emerged as a new transport technology in the 1830s, and a line of the [[Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroa ...

| agency_name = Land Transport Authority | logo = Land Transport Authority (logo).svg ...

| defunct = ...onsin|Racine]] city system in 1939 from The Milwaukee Electric Railway and Transport, known as Racine Motor Coach Lines. ...

...: Databook II'', pp. 52–53. North American Trackless Trolley Association (defunct). {{OCLC|6114089}}</ref> [[Category:Defunct intermodal transport authorities]] ...

{{Short description|Defunct passenger rail service}} The '''British Columbia Electric Railway''' (BCER) was an historic [[Rail transport|railway]] which operated in southwestern [[British Columbia]], Canada. Orig ...

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|Intermodal Transportation Center, Inc, a subsidiary of Centro Local authorities have discussed the possibility of renewed OnTrack service, perhaps as a [[l ...

...reneur)|William Mackenzie]] and associates including George Kiely from the defunct Toronto Street Railway. The TRC agreed to pay the City $1,453,788 plus a pe * [[List of defunct Canadian railways]] ...

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| defunct = * [[Public transport bus service|Bus]] ...

On July 17, 1930, the TTC reopened a portion of the defunct Lake Shore line between Richmond Hill and Toronto as the [[North Yonge Rail * [[List of defunct Canadian railways]] ...