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Contains data on consumption of fuel and energy used by public transportation agencies to operate revenue vehicles. Organized by mode, type of service (TOS), and fuel type.
Keywords: 5307, full, battery, charging, propulsion power, kilowatt, hours, diesel, fuel, bio-diesel, gasoline, liquefied, petroleum, natural gas, ethanol, methanol, gallons, kerosene, bunker fuel, hydrogen, other fuel, fuel supply, power, resources, electric, alternative fuels
Contains contract information by public transportation agency, contractor, mode and type of service (TOS).
Presents capital expenses for public transportation agencies, by mode, type of service (TOS), capital use type (existing vs. expanding) and function.
Keywords: 5307, full, ssw, small system, reduced reporter, administrative buildings, passenger stations, guideway, revenue vehicles, service vehicles, communications, information systems, fare revenue collection equipment, maintenance buildings, fare office, administration, stops, metro stations, buildings, offices, transit vehicles, vehicles, new, track, rail, expenditures, cost
Contains modes and types of service operated by public transportation agencies reporting to the NTD.
Keywords: 5307, full, ssw, small system, reduced reporter, rr, rail, fixed route, capital use only, reported separately, vehicles operated in maximum service voms, vehicles available for maximum service, vams, peak service, peak, modes, bus, demand response, commuter, directly operated, purchased service
Contains basic contact and agency information for each NTD reporter.
Keywords: 5307, full, ssw, small system, reduced reporter, ntd id, fiscal year end, report due date, agency type, organization type, mailing address, service area information, duns, fta recipient id, urbanized, area, uza, demographic information, website, report required, transit system, volunteer drivers, personal vehicles, number of state counties, counties with service
The Annual National Transit Summaries and Trends (NTST) Report for NTD Report Year 2023.
Recommended Citation: United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Transit Administration. 2023. National Transit Summaries & Trends 2023. National Transit Database Website.
Please refer to this page for links to the most recently published Federal Register Notices pertaining to NTD reporting.
The 2024 Monthly Ridership and Weekly Reference Policy Manual for the National Transit Database (NTD) includes:
Introduction Service Data Requirements for Monthly and Weekly Reference Requirements Monthly Ridership Reporting Form (MR-20) Weekly Reference Reporting (WE-20)This page describes data collected and released by the National Transit Database (NTD) program regarding safety and security events occurring on public transit systems in the United States. For more information about reporting requirements, please consult the most recent...
The purpose of this manual is to provide comprehensive reporting policy and guidance to personnel who submit data to the NTD for urban transit systems operating 30 or fewer vehicles in maximum services OR for rural transit systems (e.g., State DOTs and Tribal Transit Programs). It may also be...