Incorporated in 1980, the Arkansas Transit Association provides services for more than 200 members, consisting of urban and rural public transit systems and agencies, non-profit human service agencies, related commercial businesses and vendor associate members.
They offer a broad range of training programs in partnership with the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department.
| ATA Member Public Transit Systems[1] | ||
|---|---|---|
| Agency | Location | Website |
| BRAD Public Transit | Pocahontas | BRAD |
| Eureka Springs Transit System | Eureka Springs | eurekatrolley.org |
| Fort Smith Transit | Fort Smith | FST |
| Hot Springs Intracity Transit | Hot Springs | Intracity Transit |
| Jonesboro Economical Transportation System (JETS) | Jonesboro | ridejets.com |
| Mid Delta Transit | Helena | Transit |
| North Arkansas Transportation Services | Harrison | NATS |
| North East Arkansas Transit | Jonesboro | NEAT |
| Ozark Regional Transit | Springdale | ozark.org |
| Pine Bluff Transit | Pine Bluff | Transit |
| Razorback Transit | Fayetteville | Transit Operations |
| Rock Region METRO | North Little Rock | RR METRO |
| South Central Arkansas Transit | Malvern | SCAT |
| Southeast Arkansas Transportation | Pine Bluff | SEAT |
| Texarkana Urban Transit District | Texarkana | t-linebus.org |
| Western Transit Service | Fort Smith | WTS |
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