What does MTA stand for?

Metropolitan Transit Authority (Boston, now MBTA)

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The project, valued at US$121 million, has been awarded by the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County.

United States : Houston rail expansion

was involved in a collision with another train at 5:00 pm (2100 GMT) today," the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority (WMATA) said in a statement.

Two dead in Washington rush-hour metro crash

was involved in a collision with another train at 5:00 pm (2100 GMT) today," the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority (WMATA) said in a statement.

Two dead in Washington rush-hour metro crash

He appeared startled, then walked to a Metropolitan Transit Authority call box, reported the spill, and left.

90-day sentence for subway mercury spill

DOUGLAS DELEAVER CHIEF OF POLICE MARYLAND METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY "One other trend is online account takeovers, especially retirement and 401(k) accounts, because quite frankly, that's where most people have the most money.

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The largest work stoppage in terms of worker participation in 2005 involved the New York City Metropolitan Transit Authority and the Transit Workers Union, Local 100 and idled 35,000 employees.

Fewer in work stoppages

Greuel said the Metropolitan Transit Authority generates $12 million a year from advertising on its buses.

COUNCIL GIVES OK TO STUDY OF ADS ON CITY VEHICLES

The 50-person firm began working with the Federal Transit Administration in 1991 and "is slated to provide its financial management oversight [for the New York Metropolitan Transit Authority and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey] through 2004, but may provide ongoing assistance through completion of the project," says the firm's principal, Charles Holmes.

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