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	TransitHub Grand River Transit Gallery
		GRT 8608 which was leased temporarily from Mississauga Transit was photographed on standby near
		GRT 8911 departs the downtown Kitchener bus terminal, 8911 was operating on route 18.
		In GRT's livery the first bus of the first generation D40LF's was photographed at the Kitchener Transit Terminal.
	www.transithub.net /grt.htm (420 words)

	Grand River Transit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Grand River Transit, or GRT, is the public transit system in Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada.
		It was named for the Grand River, which flows through the Region.
		GRT began its operation on January 1, 2000 by assuming the operations of the former Kitchener Transit (which also served Waterloo) and Cambridge Transit from the cities, and placing them under the jurisdiction of the regional government.
	publicliterature.org /en/wikipedia/g/gr/grand_river_transit.html (247 words)

	News Stories
		She contends the rapid transit study is focusing too much on details such as visual impact and not enough on ways to get more people out of their cars to reduce air pollution and improve the environment.
		Grand River Transit is eyeing Guelph's decision to install security cameras on all its city buses.
		Politicians are promoting rapid transit as a way to wean people from their cars, while luring more jobs and homes to downtowns.
	www.caw4304.ca /record.htm (2327 words)

	Grand River Transit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Grand River Transit, or GRT, is the public transport operator for the Region of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
		It was named for the Grand River, which flows through the Region; the naming also echoes the Grand River Railway, a former electric railway which served the area in the early twentieth century.
		The GRT fleet consists entirely of motor-buses; although the former Kitchener Transit operated trolleybuses earlier in their history, these had all been withdrawn during the 1970s, well before the systems were merged.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grand_River_Transit (1605 words)

	Grand River Monorail · The CTC & iXpress (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Grand River Monorail is generally supportive of the Region of Waterloo, its policies towards transportation and growth management, and would like to make that clear.
		Grand River Monorail would like to stress that we are not against Light Rail as a technology, but we believe that its use in this busy urban environment, with limited right-of-way makes it unsuitable for our Central Transit Corridor.
		Grand River Monorail proposes the use of Light Rail for a corridor linking Hespeler to Downtown Guelph, as a conventional rail line traverses the entire length of this corridor already.
	www.grmonorail.ca /thectcandixpress.htm (324 words)

	No UPASS for summer at CordWeekly.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The collaboration between Wilfrid Laurier?s Student Union and Grand River Transit was not without its potholes, such as the initial revolt of part-time students displeased at having to pay for a service that was by and large useless to them.
		Still, the initial bump in the road was dealt with and, once part-time students were removed from the agreement, their full-time counterparts generally warmed to the $40 per term fee.
		Of course, without any means of identifying which students are paying tuition fees, Grand River Transit is concerned about free rides occurring in a much higher proportion than they would during the other eight months of the year, when a comparably small number of co-op students remain in Kitchener-Waterloo.
	www.cordweekly.com /archives/813 (990 words)

	Iowa Office of Public Transit
		Local transit operations got their start in the late 1860s with street railway systems springing up in many of the larger communities of the time.
		Several communities initially formed semi-autonomous "transit authorities" which had their own boards, but were still dependent on the city for funding.
		Suddenly the nation's leaders saw that maintaining/rebuilding public transit could possibly reduce that dependence in some small way since, even if it didn't greatly change what most people chose to do day-to-day, it would provide an alternative way of getting folks around if there was to be another cut-off of petroleum supplies.
	www.iatransit.com /history/general.asp (2558 words)

	Grand River Transit (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Grand River Transit was formed in 2000 by the amalgamation of Kitchener Transit and Cambridge Transit.
		9402 is a 1994 New Flyer D40LF, painted in the new GRT livery.
		2201 is a 2002 New Flyer D40LF, the first bus purchased new by Grand River Transit, spotted loading passengers at the Kitchener Transportation Centre on August 15, 2005.
	www.tomsbuspage.ca /GRT.htm (631 words)

	Grand Canyon Commercial River Trips FAQ
		The duration of a "true" Grand Canyon raft trip depends on two factors: the kind of boat you take (motor or oar powered) and distance you travel (all or part of the Canyon).
		Many commercial passengers on Grand Canyon river trips must base their decision regarding their "adventure of a lifetime" entirely upon the number of days the trip will take and whether or not it can be squeezed in between two weekends.
		Most reported injuries on river trips occur in camp or on hikes and are of the usual garden variety camping mishaps.
	www.azstarnet.com /commerce/grandcanyonriver/FAQcom.html (1255 words)

	Chicago ''L''.org: Stations - Grand/State
		Grand is one of a handful of stations built as part of Route 1 of Chicago's Initial System of Subways -- more popularly known as the State Street Subway -- north of downtown that followed the aesthetic design of the downtown stations but differed in layout.
		Grand is now scheduled to be remodeled by the Chicago Department of Transportation in the colorful Art Deco style of the new Roosevelt/State.
		Overhaul of the Grand station was planned for 2005, per Chicago Department of Transportation spokesman Brian Steele in May 2004, but is now scheduled for work to begin in the spring or summer 2006.
	www.chicago-l.org /stations/grand-state.html (1949 words)

	ETS Photo Express
		GRT 793 was the last Flyer D800 series bus in North America to run in revenue service, but unfortunately it was retired in November 2004.
		GRT 2304 is seen at Ainslie Street Transit Terminal on route 51 Hespeler.
		GRT 8908 is seen parked as a spare bus at Cambridge Centre.
	www.etspe.ca /grt/grtgalleries.php (815 words)

	Transit Financing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Transit system managers should explore the extent to which such programs exist in their own state and should work to take full advantage of low-cost loans, leasing services and mechanisms to issue debt on a pooled basis in the municipal market.
		Transit agencies also may be able to take advantage of economic development bonds on a limited basis.
		Transit sponsors are experimenting with alternative revenue sources that go beyond traditional farebox and ancillary revenue sources.
	www.ctaa.org /TRANSITFUNDING (1674 words)

	Grand Canyon National Park Visitors Guide
		The terrain at Grand Canyon is rugged with narrow, rocky trails and steep cliffs.
		Grand Canyon is heavily visited for most of the year and it is imperative to plan ahead for lodging, backcountry permits, or mule trips.
		Grand Canyon National Park encompasses more than 1.2 million acres, the vast majority of which are inaccessible due to the predominance of cliffs and inhospitable to all but plants and animals able to survive in the desert.
	www.grand.canyon.national-park.com /visit.htm (4220 words)

	History of the City of Grand Rapids, Michigan
		When the pioneer settlers came into this valley, the only easy way of communication was that by Grand River; chiefly by the use of Indian canoes, the bateaux of the French traders, and the little flat-bottom skiffs which the people along the stream built for themselves.
		The Grand River Navigation Company was organized in 1842 with the avowed object of improving the river from Jackson to Lyons, but it never did much.
		The distance he stated to be, by the meanders of the river, nearly 118 miles, and the descent 281 feet; a faction over two feet four and a half inches to the mile.
	www.mfhn.com /glsdb/rivers/grandriver.html (3999 words)

	Transit Programs in GRT
		Grand River Transit believes your trip should be pleasant and safe.
		Strollers are not required to be folded up prior to boarding a GRT bus unless there are crush load conditions or standees on board the bus.
		Smoking and the consumption of alcohol is strictly prohibited on all GRT buses and in bus shelters.
	www.region.waterloo.on.ca /WEB/transit.nsf/vwSiteMap/2B14811308C8BABB85256B210066A169?OpenDocument (533 words)

	Kitchener Transit Waterloo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For every daughter making the transition from mom's kitchen to her own comes a comprehensive cookbook full of delicious family recipes kitchener transit waterloo and handy kitchen tips from female celebrities kitchener transit waterloo and high-profile role models.
		Transit operates were passed onto Kitchener Transit in 1973.
		Grand River Transit - Grand River Transit, or GRT, is the public transport operator for the Region of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
	wa21.aamaa.info /kitchenertransitwaterloo.html (1032 words)

	Powell River Regional Transit System
		Funding for the Transit System is cost shared among the District of Powell River, the Regional District of Powell River and BC Transit.
		Decisions about fares, routes and service levels in Powell River (urban areas) are made by the District based on information and planning provided by the Municipal Systems Program of BC Transit.
		Decisions about fares, routes and service levels in the Regional District of Powell River (rural areas) are made by the Regional District of Powell River based on information and planning provided by the Municipal Systems Program of BC Transit.
	www.transitbc.com /regions/pow/?p=2.list (248 words)

	Bangkok Transit Tour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For transit passengers, there are now eight special tour programmes that take in temples, shopping malls, night markets, canals and cultural shows.
		Note : Transit passengers who wish to join the tour must come from visa-exempted countries : or else Visa on Arrival in needed and must be processed before joining the tour.
		For Bangkok Transit Tour, transit passengers have to contact ATTA desk in Transit Area (before passing through the Immigration Check-in).
	www.thailand-guide.org /info/bangkok-transit-tour.htm (1016 words)

	uwstudent.org - Wroe plans swipe card negotiations with transit
		Wroe said that she hasn't communicated with GRT yet and wants input before doing so.
		Although that's what is most ideal for us, this may counteract GRT's future plans, which I have heard from some sources includes a swipe-card system of their own," said Wroe.
		GRT had a survey conducted in Winter 2002 and proposed a universal bus pass or U-Pass in Spring 2002.
	uwstudent.org /article/2004/06/24/135310903 (726 words)

	Grand Canyon River Raft
		Starting in about the 1960's, river running became so popular that it was necessary to implement many restrictions and to issue permits to qualified guides.
		Many commercial passengers on Grand Canyon river trips must base their decision regarding their "adventure of a lifetime" entirely upon the number of days the trip will take and whether or not it can be squeezed in between two weekends.
		Most reported injuries on river trips occur in camp or on hikes and are of the usual garden variety camping mishaps.
	www.thegrandcanyon.com /GrandCanyonRiverRaft.htm (995 words)

	Grand Canyon Natl Park Visitor Information, South Rim
		A surprising majority of victims rescued from Grand Canyon are young, healthy males between the ages of 18 and 40 attempting to hike to the river and back in one day.
		GCA is a private, non-profit organization that operates bookstores in Grand Canyon National Park and has provided financial and programmatic support to the park service at Grand Canyon National Park since 1932.
		Grand Canyon West (located on the south side of the Colorado River) is managed by the Hualapai Tribe.
	www.nps.gov /grca/grandcanyon/south-rim/index.htm (1208 words)

	Bikexchange Spring '06 Feature: Pedalers Find Transit Agencies Peddling More Services
		But some transit authorities around North America are getting more creative about how they will accommodate bicycles into mass transit systems.
		"Transit agencies are providing an increasingly diverse set of bicycle services to their customers," states Integration of Bicycles and Transit: A Synthesis of Transit Practices, a report from the Transportation Research Board (TRB) done with funding from the Federal Transit Administration.
		Transit authorities can boost their own business this way – a trip by bike doesn’t necessarily mean one less public transit fare.
	www.bikexchange.com /sp06f1.htm (859 words)

	Transit Toronto
		Grand River Transit ditched its route-oriented transfers for a system-wide transfer a few years ago.
		Grand River Transit doesn’t even put the day’s date on its transfer; instead, it puts on big letter.
		The GRT decides, basically at random, what day it’s going to be each day — an ‘A’ day, ‘B’ day, or ‘X’ day — and all buses on the system are supplied with that transfer for that day.
	transit.toronto.on.ca /archives/weblog/2005/05/15-editorial_.shtml (499 words)

	Greater Toronto Transportation Authority
		Transit is only competitive in certain, high-density corridors, leading to many areas where the car rules.
		These structural changes are necessary to promote transit form a regional perspective, and to make transit competitive to automobiles in both speed and convenience.
		This site is not the official website of any transit agency, and may not reflect any current or future government policy - this is an advocacy website created by someone who dreams of a time where everyone in the GTA/GGH and the Greater Golden Horseshoe has the opportunity to choose transit.
	www.gttavisions.com (428 words)

	Search Results: grt - ABCNEWS.com
		Typically a GRT is assigned to a particular area within a residence, such as a...
		GRT might be an acronym or abbreviation for: General Recorded Tape, aka GRT...
		Typically a GRT is assigned to a particular area within a residence, such as a hall, floor or entry.
	infospace.abcnews.com /_1_ZU5T7O03GG6FHY__info.abcnws/dog/results?otmpl=dog/webresults.htm&qcat=web&ran=&qkw=grt (506 words)

	Grand Canyon Tours, Hotels and Lodging - Grand Canyon National Park
		Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona averages 4.7 million visitors annually.
		The Grand Canyon is more than a great chasm carved over millennia through the rocks of the Colorado Plateau.
		As the shadows lengthen across the spires and buttes, time passing into the depths of the canyon, understand what this great chasm passes to us - a sense of humility born in the interconnections of all that is and a willingness to care for this land.
	www.grandcanyon.com (1415 words)

	Mill Run Trail
		The trail, from Russ Street to Beaverdale Road, is on a portion of the original 1895 right-of-way of the former Galt, Preston & Hespeler Street Railway.
		In 1918, a new right-of-way built further away from the river was put into service to solve the problem of the rail line being under water when the Speed River flooded in the spring.
		For those who wish to only walk the trail one way, it is possible to return to your starting point using the Grand River Transit System.
	www.trainweb.org /elso/millrun.htm (1055 words)

	Grand Canyon Natl Park Visitor Information, Entrance Fees
		Grand Canyon National Park is a designated Federal Recreation Fee Area.
		Grand Canyon National Park, as part of the FY 2005 Omnibus Appropriations Bill, particiaptes in the Federal Lands Recreation Ehancement Act (FLREA).
		The entrance fee to Grand Canyon National Park is $25 per private vehicle.
	www.nps.gov /grca/grandcanyon/entrance_fees.htm (1554 words)

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