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Special Topics: Regional Transit Authorities

Recent audits highlight the important role Regional Transit Authorities play in getting Massachusetts residents where they need to go.
A Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority bus drives along its route.

Each year, Massachusetts' 15 regional transit authorities (RTAs) help millions of passengers get to their destinations. From Pittsfield to Oak Bluffs, RTAs play an important role in connecting smaller communities to larger transportation hubs. This series of audits led RTAs to take steps to improve their financial reporting to the state  and strengthen oversight of staff use of non-revenue producing vehicles.

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Audit of the Pioneer Valley Transit Authority 
Audit of the Cape Ann Transportation Authority 
Audit of the Martha’s Vineyard Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Franklin Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Nantucket Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Brockton Area Transit Authority 
Audit of the Southeastern Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Worcester Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority  
Audit of the Lowell Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Montachusett Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Berkshire Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority 
Audit of the MetroWest Regional Transit Authority 

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