What does CATMA stand for?

Campus Area Transportation Management Association (Burlington, VT)

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According to EPA, the organizations honored included Burlington, VT's Campus Area Transportation Management Association (CATMA), which pioneered an arrangement with the Chittendon County Transportation Authority to provide students, faculty and staff of the University of Vermont with unlimited access to authority buses; the Metro West Area Public Transportation Map, which provides information on public transportation routes in the 17 communities comprising the Metro-West/495 Transportation Management Association; and the Rte 128 Business Council of Waltham, MA, which provides shuttle buses to help reduce air pollution and traffic congestion in suburban Boston.

EPA Launches 2005 Campaign to Ease Commutes, Reduce Pollution