The AATA, a not-for-profit unit of government, operates the local public transit system for the greater Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area. AATA enables the area's residents to reach their destinations at reasonable cost, and offers the region efficient, environmentally sound transportation alternatives. In this section you will find an overview of AATA policy information, ranging from our long-term goals and objectives to information on our board of directors.

AATA at a Glance:

AATA Overview
AATA Facts and Figures
Financials
Historical Demand Response Rides
Historical Fixed Route Ridership
Fixed Route Rider Survey
Frequently Asked Questions

Application to Michigan Department of Transportation
Application for Fiscal Year 2010 Financial Assistance.

Board of Directors
The Board of Directors is responsible for AATA policy development. Look here for board meeting dates, minutes, member bios, and other information.

Hybrid Buses
AATA's use of hybrid buses benefits the environment.

Local Advisory Council
The LAC provides scheduled monthly meetings for people with disabilities and senior citizens interested in AATA services. Check here for LAC meeting dates and other information.

Strategic Plan
Long-term policy goals and objectives for the AATA.

Advanced Operating System
Information on AATA's fully integrated communications, operations, and maintenance system.

Links
Links to transportation-oriented sites and other webpages of the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti region.