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• Buses and Bus Stations
  [[Category:Buses]]
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• Central Arkansas Transit Authority
  ...g 2008. CATA has twenty-one fixed routes, three express routes, fifty-five buses, and five [[streetcars]]. Bus service extends beyond the city limits of Lit
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• William J. Clinton Presidential Center and Park
  ...as Arts Center]] was eliminated because exit ramps were too short for tour buses to negotiate. The Crystal Hills neighborhood of North Little Rock was exclu
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• Little Rock River Rail
  ...TC replaced the streetcars of the South Main Line and West Ninth Line with buses. By 1940 only the Pulaski Heights, South Highland, East Fourteenth, Fair Pa *Clifton E. "Gene" Hull, "From Mule Cars to Buses," ''Arkansas Railroader'' 17.10 (October 1986): 7-15.
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• Metrocentre Improvement District
  ...e Capitol Parkway would be closed entirely to vehicular traffic other than buses and emergency vehicles, and made into a pedestrian walkway. A downtown circ
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• River Cities Travel Center
  ...l Center''' located at 310 East Capitol Avenue is the main transit hub for buses in the city of Little Rock, Arkansas. Twenty local routes and four express
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• Gloria Wilson
  ...[[KABF]]. She was a critic of insurance redlining, budget cuts for public buses, and real estate developer power.
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• Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
  *Clifton E. "Gene" Hull, "From Mule Cars to Buses," ''Arkansas Railroader'' 17.10 (October 1986): 7-15.
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• Capitol Transit Company
  In 1944 more than 35 million passengers boarded motor buses and trolley coaches in Little Rock and North Little Rock. Ten years later r ...the Great Lakes Marmon Herrington Coach Company of Dearborn, Michigan. CCC buses were desegregated without incident in April 1956.
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• Citizens Coach Company
  ...ive mechanics joined the new company in March 1956. The CCC secured enough buses by purchasing used vehicles from the Great Lakes Marmon Herrington Coach Co CCC buses were desegregated without incident in April 1956. In 1962 franchise rights
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• Capital Transportation Company
  Beginning in 1936 the company introduced twenty-one passenger Chevrolet buses on its routes. The last nine street cars owned by the company were retired
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• UCA Student Government Association
  * Two Buses (carried students to ASU vs. UCA game in Jonesboro, AR)
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• Little Rock Street Railway and Electric Company
  ...TC replaced the streetcars of the South Main Line and West Ninth Line with buses. By 1940 only the Pulaski Heights, South Highland, East Fourteenth, Fair Pa *Clifton E. "Gene" Hull, "From Mule Cars to Buses," ''Arkansas Railroader'' 17.10 (October 1986): 7-15.
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• Buses and Bus Stations
  [[Category:Buses]]
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• IC Corporation
  '''IC Corporation''' ('''IC Bus''') is the largest manufacturer of school buses in the United States. The company is headquartered in Warrenville, Illinois Conway plant workers currently make final assembly of school and prison buses. IC is one of the two largest manufacturers in the city, the other being [[
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• Ward Body Works
  ...inframe was leased to keep track of changes in state laws regarding school buses, schools bus configurations, and specifications. ...urvey to determine the number of rivets used in the manufacture of various buses. The great variety found in the results encouraged the first national stand
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• Charles Ward
  *Toby Manthey, "Maker of School Buses Lays Off 170 in Conway," ''Arkansas Democrat-Gazette,'' March 27, 2009.
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• Dave Ward
  ...square foot Austin plant opened in March 1951, receiving parts for making buses from the Conway plant. ...ken hatchery and mass transit buses. In 1960 the company added sightseeing buses to its line.
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• Surelite
  ..., as well as plastic casings for control panels and wheel well covers, for buses. The company also made plastic casings for use in boats and other vehicles.
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• Ward Industries
  ...al specifications issued in a 1970 report. Ward Industries discovered that buses contained anywhere from 232 to 4,000 rivets in their construction, leading
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