This is my page of various links to other trolley and bus sites I have discovered along the way, and if you have any ideas for others, post 'em in the guestbook, or email them to me by clicking the box below... The links are in a lighter shade of blue, a little easier on the eyes with the background change.

54 - This is the Home Page of AMCAP, a new and rising Bus Museum located in McKeesport,PA. All information can be found here. Come on and join!!! We need all the help we can get! One of the more recent additions is the acquisition of PAT 3500, which is a Neoplan AN440, direct from the retirement bin. and before the torch!

21 - Port Authority Homepage - This is the company that I worked for. Here you can see TONS of information, as well as schedules, shopping, and current projects updates! A New trip planner has recently debuted, It's great!

RED - The official web site of the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, located Washington, PA. They have done EXCELLENT work on restorations of some more great trolley history! Feel free to join them!

24 - A good friend of mine has a Canadian trolley page. Take a look...at Rogers Page. Lots of Toronto stuff here.

88 - A Friend of mine named Guillermo, who is a transit driver in sunny Los Angeles has a nice page with lots of interesting pictures

28X - This is a great site for transportation workers the world over to meet and chat as well as TONS of links to different sites. bus, rail, air, ships, all covered and more!

100 - Another great Philadelphia web site, know as Streetcar Philadelphia, details history from roughly 1960 until today. Very in depth. Nicely done by Mike Szilagyi.

52 - Bob Dietrich has made a superb recreation of the area at South Hills Junction! Some of his photos appear on my "PAT In Small Scale Page" on this site, but for ever more, visit his site!

4 - This site is a fan page for Philadelphia. Done by Creighton Rabs. Very informative, with lots of SEPTA pictures!

Red Line - San Francisco is running a fleet of renovated PCC cars on a historic line. Take a look, It's really a great system!