All-Time List of North American Trolleybus Systems

The following information is abridged from the "Operator's List: 4th Rev." and "Fleets: All Time City Rosters II" contained in Trolleybus Bulletin No 109: Databook II published in March 1979 by the now defunct North American Trackless Trolley Association (NATTA). Listed are trolleybus cities in Canada, the United States of America, and Mexico.

"demo" indicates a brief operation for demonstration purposes.
Distinct periods of operation are marked with letters: (A), (B), etc....
In Dayton OH and San Francisco CA, multiple operators coexisted for periods of time. These separate operators are indicated by initials in square brackets.
- [DSRCo/DSTCo] Dayton Street Ry Co. / Dayton Street Transit Co.
- [OSRCo/O&DTCo] Oakwood Street Ry Co. / Oakwood & Dayton Transit Co.
- [PRCo/PTCo] Peoples Ry Co. / Peoples Transit Co.
- [CRCo/ CTCo/ MVRTA/ GDRTA] City Ry Co. / City Transit Co. / Miami Valley Regional Transit Authority / Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority
- [D-XRCo] Dayton-Xenia Ry Co.
- [MSRCo] Market Street Ry Co.
- [Muni] San Francisco Municipal Ry

Wikipedia: List of trolleybus systems in the United States, List of trolley bus systems in Canada, List of trolley bus systems (Mexico).

City Date Opened Date Closed Fleet *

Akron OH 12 November 1941 06 June 1959 12 Brill, 20 Twin, 38 ACF-Brill

Atlanta GA 28 June 1937 27 September 1963 48 Twin, 171 St. Louis, 194 Pullman, 40 ACF-Brill

Baltimore MD (A) 01 November 1922 31 August 1931 3 Brill

   (B) 06 March 1938 21 June 1959 2 Yellow, 10 Brill, 11 Mack, 106 Pullman, 63 ACF-Brill

Birmingham AL 30 April 1947 22 November 1958 148 Pullman

Boston MA (A-demo) 1887 demonstration

   (B-demo) 1901 demonstration

   (C) 11 April 1936 (conventional),
17 December 2004 (Silver Line dual mode) 13 March 2022 (conventional),
30 June 2023 (Silver Line dual mode) * 438 Pullman, 5 Twin, 25 ACF-Brill, 50 Flyer, 60 Neoplan

Brooklyn NY 23 July 1930 26 July 1960 1 ACF, 1 Twin, 13 Pullman, 200 St. Louis

Buffalo NY (demo) 30 December 1949 January 1950

Calgary, Alberta

01 June 1947 08 March 1975 85 CCF-Brill, 20 ACF-Brill

Camden NJ 01 September 1935 01 June 1947 [included in Newark fleet]

Chicago IL 17 April 1930 25 March 1973 59 Twin, 26 AC-Brill, 71 St. Louis, 2 ACF, 6 Cincinnati, 11 Brill Missouri, 51 Pullman, 17 Brill, 121 ACF-Brill, 349 Marmon-Herrington

Cincinnati OH 01 December 1936 18 June 1965 6 Pullman, 27 Twin, 7 Mack, 60 St. Louis, 244 Marmon-Herrington

Cleveland OH 01 March 1936 14 June 1963 32 Brill, 128 Pullman, 175 St. Louis, 125 Marmon-Herrington, 1 Twin

Cohoes NY 02 November 1924 12 December 1937
(or 09 October 1933
sources conflict) 4 Brockway

Columbus OH 03 December 1933 03 May 1965 85 Brill, 18 St. Louis, 15 Pullman, 165 Marmon-Herrington

Cornwall, Ontario
08 June 1949 31 May 1970 16 CCF-Brill

Covington KY 11 July 1937 17 March 1958 21 Brill, 10 Mack, 5 Marmon-Herrington, 6 ACF-Brill

Dallas TX 25 November 1945 28 July 1966 54 ACF-Brill, 26 Marmon-Herrington

Dayton OH [DSRCo/DSTCo] 23 April 1933 28 April 1941
[to CRCo] 19 Brill

   [OSRCo/O&DTCo] 19 January 1936 01 October 1956
[to CTCo] 16 Pullman, 4 Marmon-Herrington

   [PRCo/PTCo] 11 October 1936 09 March 1945
[to CRCo] 44 Brill

   [CRCo/ CTCo/ MVRTA/ GDRTA] 25 March 1938 present * 44 Brill, 84 Pullman, 21 ACF-Brill, 106 Marmon-Herrington, 1 Western Flyer, 64 Flyer, 2 BBC-GMC, 57 ETI/Skoda

   [D-XRCo] 01 October 1940 31 October 1955
[to CTCo] 13 Pullman

Denver CO 02 June 1940 10 June 1955 62 Brill, 80 ACF-Brill, 66 Marmon-Herrington

Des Moines IA 09 October 1938 24 January 1964 60 Brill, 85 ACF-Brill, 2 St. Louis

Detroit MI (A-demo) 1921 demonstrations 1 Packard/Kuhlman, 1 TTCoA, 1 St. Louis

   (B-demo) 1924 demonstrations 1 Packard/Kuhlman, 1 Brill

   (C) 14 June 1930 11 August 1937 6 Twin

   (D) 15 December 1949 16 November 1962 60 Twin, 80 St. Louis

Duluth MN 05 October 1931 15 May 1957 20 Brill, 9 Twin, 3 Pullman

Edmonton, Alberta

24 September 1939 02 May 2009 3 AEC, 6 Leyland, 3 Mack, 16 Pullman, 2 ACF-Brill, 92 CCF-Brill, 37 Flyer, 100 BBC-GMC, 1 NewFlyer

Fairhaven MA 16 October 1915 01 December 1915 1 Field

Fitchburg MA 10 May 1932 30 June 1946 8 Brill Ohio

Flint MI (A-demo) 1936 demonstration

   (B) 01 March 1937 26 March 1956 46 Yellow, 30 ACF-Brill

Fort Wayne IN 07 July 1940 12 June 1960 68 Brill, 10 ACF-Brill

Greensboro NC 15 July 1934 05 June 1956 2 Perly Thomas, 5 Brill, 8 Pullman, 1 Twin

Greenville SC 19 August 1934 20 February 1956 8 Brill, 13 Pullman, 15 Mack, 4 Twin, 1 Southern

Guadalajara JA 09 January 1977 present *

Halifax, Nova Scotia

27 March 1949 31 December 1969 81 CCF-Brill, 6 Pullman

Hamilton, Ontario

10 December 1950 30 December 1992 48 CCF-Brill, 56 Flyer

Honolulu HI (A-demo) 1936 demonstration

   (B) 01 January 1938 22 June 1957 90 Brill, 25 ACF-Brill

Indianapolis IN 04 December 1932 10 May 1957 190 Brill, 90 Marmon-Herrington, 10 ACF-Brill

Johnstown PA 20 November 1951 11 November 1967 6 St. Louis, 10 Brill, 6 ACF-Brill, 5 Marmon-Herrington

Kansas City MO 29 May 1938 04 January 1959 42 Mack, 54 Twin, 20 ACF-Brill, 60 Marmon-Herrington

Kenosha WI 15 February 1932 March 1952 12 Yellow, 10 St. Louis

Kitchener, Ontario

01 January 1947 26 March 1973 21 CCF-Brill

Knoxville TN 28 April 1930 01 July 1945 4 Cincinnati

Little Rock AR 26 December 1947 01 March 1956 29 ACF-Brill, 6 Marmon-Herrington

Louisville KY 27 December 1936 07 May 1951 60 Brill

Los Angeles CA (A) 11 September 1910 1915 2 Oldsmobile

   (B-demo) 1922 demonstration 1 Lansden/AC-Brill

   (C-demo) 1937 demonstration

   (D) 03 August 1947 31 March 1963 110 ACF-Brill

Memphis TN 08 November 1931 22 April 1960 14 St. Louis, 184 Pullman, 45 ACF-Brill

Merrill WI January 1913 December 1913 1 Field

Mexico City DF (A-demo) 1948 demonstration
possibly also a 1947 demonstration 1 Westram

   (B) 09 March 1951 present * 20 Westram, 40 Ansaldo, 58 Pullman, 193 ACF-Brill, 100 CCF-Brill, 8 Brill, 342 Marmon-Herrington, 75 St. Louis, 37 Flyer, (358 Moyada rebuilds), (15 Cayada rebuilds), 581 MASA/Toshiba

Milwaukee WI 08 November 1936 20 June 1965 40 Twin, 89 St. Louis, 40 Yellow, 179 Pullman, 142 Marmon-Herrington

Minneapolis MN 05 May 1922 22 May 1923 1 Lansden/AC-Brill, 1 TCRT

Montréal, Québec

29 March 1937 18 June 1966 7 AEC, 105 CCF-Brill

Nantucket Beach MA (demo) 1887 demonstration

New Haven CT (demo) 1903 demonstration

New Orleans LA 02 December 1929 26 March 1967 1 Twin, 1 ACF, 11 Cincinnati, 9 ACF-Brill, 154 St. Louis, 49 Marmon-Herrington

New York City NY (demo)
(see also Brooklyn & Staten Island) 1923 demonstration

Newark NJ 15 September 1935 10 November 1948 [including Camden fleet] 1 Mack, 582 Yellow, 1 GM

Norfolk VA (A-demo) 1921 demonstration

   (B-demo) 1923 demonstration

Ottawa, Ontario

15 December 1951 27 June 1959 10 CCF-Brill

Peoria IL 13 November 1931 03 October 1946 5 Brill Ohio, 2 St. Louis

Petersburg VA 19 June 1923 31 December 1926 5 Brill

Philadelphia PA (A-demo) 1921 demonstration

   (B) 14 October 1923 present
(closed 30 June 2003 - 14 April 2008) * 78 Brill, 1 Borg, 6 Pullman, 65 ACF-Brill, 71 Marmon-Herrington, 110 AMG-Flyer

Pittsburgh PA (A-demo) 28 September 1936 11 October 1936

   (B-demo) 1949 demonstration

Portland OR (A-demo[s]) 26 or 27 May or 01 June 1935 - 12 August 1935 and 08 or 09 September 1935 - 27 October 1935 demonstration[s] 1 (or 2) Mack (from Toledo), then 1 (or 0) St. Louis (from Columbus)

   (B) 30 August 1936 23 October 1958 141 Mack, 50 Kenworth

Portsmouth VA (demo) 1923 demonstration

Providence RI 26 December 1931 14 June 1955 31 Brill, 323 Pullman

Regina, Saskatchewan

04 September 1947 28 February 1966 55 CCF-Brill

Richmond VA (demo) 1921 demonstration

Rochester NY 01 November 1923 22 March 1932 12 Brockway

Rockford IL 10 December 1930 06 June 1947 4 Brill

Saint Joseph MO 01 August 1932 22 November 1966 1 Brill Ohio, 34 Brill, 25 ACF-Brill

Salt Lake City UT 09 September 1928 September 1946 11 Versare, 7 Cincinnati, 8 Twin

San Francisco CA [MSRCo] 06 October 1935 29 September 1944
[to Muni] 9 Brill

   [Muni] 07 September 1941 present * 9 Brill, 65 St. Louis, 234 Marmon-Herrington, 90 Twin, 345 Flyer, 338 New Flyer, 273 ETI/Skoda

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

22 November 1948 13 May 1974 30 CCF-Brill

Scranton PA (demo) 1903 demonstration

Seattle WA (A-demo) 27 February 1937 09 March 1937

   (B) 28 April 1940 present * 1 Brill, 99 PCF-Brill, 235 Twin, 30 Pullman, 109 AMG-Flyer, 46 M.A.N. (artic.), 236 Breda (artic., dual-mode), 100 Gillig

Shreveport LA 15 December 1931 26 May 1965 58 Brill, 4 Pullman, 36 ACF-Brill, 5 Marmon-Herrington

Staten Island NY 08 October 1921 16 October 1927 7 Atlas, 15 Brockway

Thunder Bay, Ontario 01 January 1970 16 July 1972 20 CCF-Brill

   Fort William, Ontario

15 December 1947 31 December 1969
[to Thunder Bay] 10 CCF-Brill

   Port Arthur, Ontario

15 December 1947 31 December 1969
[to Thunder Bay] 10 CCF-Brill

Toledo OH 01 February 1935 28 May 1952 18 Mack, 3 St. Louis, 1 Westram

Topeka KS 27 March 1932 30 June 1940 4 Brill

Toronto, Ontario (A)

18 June 1922 31 August 1925 4 Packard Ontario/Brill

   (B)

19 June 1947 16 July 1993> 130 CCF-Brill, 23 Marmon-Herrington, 152 Western Flyer, 40 BBC-GMC

Vancouver, British Columbia (A-demo)

05 December 1945 14 December 1945 1 Twin

   (B)

16 August 1948 present * 364 CCF-Brill, 24 Pullman, 296 Flyer, 228 New Flyer

Victoria, British Columbia (demo)

19 November 1945 30 November 1945 1 Twin

Weehawken NJ (demo) 1934 demonstration

Wilkes-Barre PA 15 December 1939 29 August 1947 19 Mack, 14 Brill, 34 ACF-Brill, 1 Westram

Wilmington DE 24 September 1939 06 December 1957 69 Brill, 3 Mack

Windsor, Ontario

05 May 1922 November 1926 4 St. Louis

Winnipeg, Manitoba

21 November 1938 30 October 1970 21 Mack, 1 MCI, 26 Pullman, 104 CCF-Brill, 10 ACF-Brill

Youngstown OH 11 November 1936 10 June 1959 54 Twin, 13 ACF-Brill, 10 Marmon-Herrington

* Fleet information for current operators is incomplete.

Trolleybus Makers

The following information is abridged from the “The Manufacturers: All Time Manufacturers Lists II” contained in Trolleybus Bulletin No 109: Databook II published in March 1979 by the now defunct North American Trackless Trolley Association (NATTA). Listed are trolleybus makers for cities in Canada, the United States of America, and Mexico.

Abbrev. Company Years of Production

AC-Brill America Car Company (subsidiary of Brill) [became Brill of Missouri] 1922, 1930

ACF-Brill ACF-Brill Motors, Inc. (ACF=American Car & Foundary) 1945-1952

ACF ACF Motors, Inc. (division of ACF) 1929-1930

AEC Associated Equipment Company (England) [for Canada] 1937, 1939

AMG-Flyer American Motors General (division of American Motors Corporation) [joint AMG-Flyer design] 1978-1980?

Atlas Atlas Truck Company 1921

Borg Borg Corporation (& Commercial Truck Company) 1923

Breda Breda Construzioni Ferroviarie (Italy) [for Seattle] 1990-1991

Brill Missouri Brill of Missouri (formerly AC-Brill) 1931

Brill Ohio Brill of Ohio (formerly Kuhlman) 1931-1932

Brill J.G. Brill Company (merged with ACF 1944) 1921-1943

Brockway Brockway 1923-1930

CCF-Brill Canadian Car & Foundary [licensed by ACF-Brill] 1946-1954

Cincinnati Cincinnati Car Company 1929-1931

ETI Electric Transit, Inc. [joint venture of Skoda and AAI Corporation (itself a division of United Industrial Corp.)] 1998-2000

Field Field Electric Bus Company 1915

Flyer Flyer Industries Limited [successor to Western Flyer] [became New Flyer] 1971-1978?

BBC-GMC Brown Bovari Corporation and General Motors Canada 1981-1982

GM GMC Truck & Coach (division of General Motors) 1951

Kenworth Kenworth Truck Company (subsidiary of PCF) 1947

Kuhlman G.C. Kuhlman Company (subsidiary of Brill) [became Brill of Ohio] 1921, 1924

Leyland Leyland Motors Corporation (England) [for Canada] 1939, 1942

Mack Mack Truck Company 1935-1943

Marmon-Herrington Marmon-Herrington Automotive Company 1946-1959

MASA MASA (Mexico) 1979-1991?

MCI Motor Coach Industries 1942

Moyada Motores y Adaptaciones Automotrices (Mexico) (rebuilder) 1984-1991

New Flyer New Flyer (subsidiary of Den Oudsten 1986-2002) [successor to Flyer] 198?-present

Oldsmobile Oldsmobile (converted automobiles) 1910

Packard Packard Motor Car Company 1921-1924

PCF-Brill Pacific Car & Foundary [licensed by Brill] 1940

Perley Thomas Perley A. Thomas Car Works, Inc. 1934

Pullman Pullman Standard Corporation [for USA and Canada] 1932-1951

Skoda Skoda Ostrov (Czech Republic) [for USA] 1998-2000

Southern Southern Coach Manufacturing Company 1951

St. Louis St. Louis Car Company (division of General Steel Industries) 1921-1952

TCRT Twin City Rapid Transit Company (Snelling Shops) 1922

TTCoA Trackless Trolley Corporation of America 1921-1924

Twin Twin Coach Company 1928-1951

Versare Versare Corporation (became Cincinnati) 1928

Westram Consortium of several companies including Ward LaFrance, Westly Block & Co., and others 1945-1948

Western Flyer Western Flyer Coach (1964) Ltd. [became Flyer] 1968-1971

Yellow Yellow Coach Company (later GMC Truck & Coach division of GMC) 1932-1938

The assistance of Richard C. DeArmond and Steve Morgan is gratefully acknowledged.

Reference

“Tom's Trolleybus Pix,” a world wide web page at the URL: http://www.trolleybuses.net, 2011.

The author is always interested in comments, corrections and further information. Please email to:

dawwpg@shaw.ca

City	Date Opened	Date Closed	Fleet *
Akron OH	12 November 1941	06 June 1959	12 Brill, 20 Twin, 38 ACF-Brill
Atlanta GA	28 June 1937	27 September 1963	48 Twin, 171 St. Louis, 194 Pullman, 40 ACF-Brill
Baltimore MD (A)	01 November 1922	31 August 1931	3 Brill
(B)	06 March 1938	21 June 1959	2 Yellow, 10 Brill, 11 Mack, 106 Pullman, 63 ACF-Brill
Birmingham AL	30 April 1947	22 November 1958	148 Pullman
Boston MA (A-demo)	1887 demonstration
(B-demo)	1901 demonstration
(C)	11 April 1936 (conventional), 17 December 2004 (Silver Line dual mode)	13 March 2022 (conventional), 30 June 2023 (Silver Line dual mode)	* 438 Pullman, 5 Twin, 25 ACF-Brill, 50 Flyer, 60 Neoplan
Brooklyn NY	23 July 1930	26 July 1960	1 ACF, 1 Twin, 13 Pullman, 200 St. Louis
Buffalo NY (demo)	30 December 1949	January 1950
Calgary, Alberta	01 June 1947	08 March 1975	85 CCF-Brill, 20 ACF-Brill
Camden NJ	01 September 1935	01 June 1947	[included in Newark fleet]
Chicago IL	17 April 1930	25 March 1973	59 Twin, 26 AC-Brill, 71 St. Louis, 2 ACF, 6 Cincinnati, 11 Brill Missouri, 51 Pullman, 17 Brill, 121 ACF-Brill, 349 Marmon-Herrington
Cincinnati OH	01 December 1936	18 June 1965	6 Pullman, 27 Twin, 7 Mack, 60 St. Louis, 244 Marmon-Herrington
Cleveland OH	01 March 1936	14 June 1963	32 Brill, 128 Pullman, 175 St. Louis, 125 Marmon-Herrington, 1 Twin
Cohoes NY	02 November 1924	12 December 1937 (or 09 October 1933 sources conflict)	4 Brockway
Columbus OH	03 December 1933	03 May 1965	85 Brill, 18 St. Louis, 15 Pullman, 165 Marmon-Herrington
Cornwall, Ontario	08 June 1949	31 May 1970	16 CCF-Brill
Covington KY	11 July 1937	17 March 1958	21 Brill, 10 Mack, 5 Marmon-Herrington, 6 ACF-Brill
Dallas TX	25 November 1945	28 July 1966	54 ACF-Brill, 26 Marmon-Herrington
Dayton OH [DSRCo/DSTCo]	23 April 1933	28 April 1941 [to CRCo]	19 Brill
[OSRCo/O&DTCo]	19 January 1936	01 October 1956 [to CTCo]	16 Pullman, 4 Marmon-Herrington
[PRCo/PTCo]	11 October 1936	09 March 1945 [to CRCo]	44 Brill
[CRCo/ CTCo/ MVRTA/ GDRTA]	25 March 1938	present	* 44 Brill, 84 Pullman, 21 ACF-Brill, 106 Marmon-Herrington, 1 Western Flyer, 64 Flyer, 2 BBC-GMC, 57 ETI/Skoda
[D-XRCo]	01 October 1940	31 October 1955 [to CTCo]	13 Pullman
Denver CO	02 June 1940	10 June 1955	62 Brill, 80 ACF-Brill, 66 Marmon-Herrington
Des Moines IA	09 October 1938	24 January 1964	60 Brill, 85 ACF-Brill, 2 St. Louis
Detroit MI (A-demo)	1921 demonstrations		1 Packard/Kuhlman, 1 TTCoA, 1 St. Louis
(B-demo)	1924 demonstrations		1 Packard/Kuhlman, 1 Brill
(C)	14 June 1930	11 August 1937	6 Twin
(D)	15 December 1949	16 November 1962	60 Twin, 80 St. Louis
Duluth MN	05 October 1931	15 May 1957	20 Brill, 9 Twin, 3 Pullman
Edmonton, Alberta	24 September 1939	02 May 2009	3 AEC, 6 Leyland, 3 Mack, 16 Pullman, 2 ACF-Brill, 92 CCF-Brill, 37 Flyer, 100 BBC-GMC, 1 NewFlyer
Fairhaven MA	16 October 1915	01 December 1915	1 Field
Fitchburg MA	10 May 1932	30 June 1946	8 Brill Ohio
Flint MI (A-demo)	1936 demonstration
(B)	01 March 1937	26 March 1956	46 Yellow, 30 ACF-Brill
Fort Wayne IN	07 July 1940	12 June 1960	68 Brill, 10 ACF-Brill
Greensboro NC	15 July 1934	05 June 1956	2 Perly Thomas, 5 Brill, 8 Pullman, 1 Twin
Greenville SC	19 August 1934	20 February 1956	8 Brill, 13 Pullman, 15 Mack, 4 Twin, 1 Southern
Guadalajara JA	09 January 1977	present	*
Halifax, Nova Scotia	27 March 1949	31 December 1969	81 CCF-Brill, 6 Pullman
Hamilton, Ontario	10 December 1950	30 December 1992	48 CCF-Brill, 56 Flyer
Honolulu HI (A-demo)	1936 demonstration
(B)	01 January 1938	22 June 1957	90 Brill, 25 ACF-Brill
Indianapolis IN	04 December 1932	10 May 1957	190 Brill, 90 Marmon-Herrington, 10 ACF-Brill
Johnstown PA	20 November 1951	11 November 1967	6 St. Louis, 10 Brill, 6 ACF-Brill, 5 Marmon-Herrington
Kansas City MO	29 May 1938	04 January 1959	42 Mack, 54 Twin, 20 ACF-Brill, 60 Marmon-Herrington
Kenosha WI	15 February 1932	March 1952	12 Yellow, 10 St. Louis
Kitchener, Ontario	01 January 1947	26 March 1973	21 CCF-Brill
Knoxville TN	28 April 1930	01 July 1945	4 Cincinnati
Little Rock AR	26 December 1947	01 March 1956	29 ACF-Brill, 6 Marmon-Herrington
Louisville KY	27 December 1936	07 May 1951	60 Brill
Los Angeles CA (A)	11 September 1910	1915	2 Oldsmobile
(B-demo)	1922 demonstration		1 Lansden/AC-Brill
(C-demo)	1937 demonstration
(D)	03 August 1947	31 March 1963	110 ACF-Brill
Memphis TN	08 November 1931	22 April 1960	14 St. Louis, 184 Pullman, 45 ACF-Brill
Merrill WI	January 1913	December 1913	1 Field
Mexico City DF (A-demo)	1948 demonstration possibly also a 1947 demonstration		1 Westram
(B)	09 March 1951	present	* 20 Westram, 40 Ansaldo, 58 Pullman, 193 ACF-Brill, 100 CCF-Brill, 8 Brill, 342 Marmon-Herrington, 75 St. Louis, 37 Flyer, (358 Moyada rebuilds), (15 Cayada rebuilds), 581 MASA/Toshiba
Milwaukee WI	08 November 1936	20 June 1965	40 Twin, 89 St. Louis, 40 Yellow, 179 Pullman, 142 Marmon-Herrington
Minneapolis MN	05 May 1922	22 May 1923	1 Lansden/AC-Brill, 1 TCRT
Montréal, Québec	29 March 1937	18 June 1966	7 AEC, 105 CCF-Brill
Nantucket Beach MA (demo)	1887 demonstration
New Haven CT (demo)	1903 demonstration
New Orleans LA	02 December 1929	26 March 1967	1 Twin, 1 ACF, 11 Cincinnati, 9 ACF-Brill, 154 St. Louis, 49 Marmon-Herrington
New York City NY (demo) (see also Brooklyn & Staten Island)	1923 demonstration
Newark NJ	15 September 1935	10 November 1948	[including Camden fleet] 1 Mack, 582 Yellow, 1 GM
Norfolk VA (A-demo)	1921 demonstration
(B-demo)	1923 demonstration
Ottawa, Ontario	15 December 1951	27 June 1959	10 CCF-Brill
Peoria IL	13 November 1931	03 October 1946	5 Brill Ohio, 2 St. Louis
Petersburg VA	19 June 1923	31 December 1926	5 Brill
Philadelphia PA (A-demo)	1921 demonstration
(B)	14 October 1923	present (closed 30 June 2003 - 14 April 2008)	* 78 Brill, 1 Borg, 6 Pullman, 65 ACF-Brill, 71 Marmon-Herrington, 110 AMG-Flyer
Pittsburgh PA (A-demo)	28 September 1936	11 October 1936
(B-demo)	1949 demonstration
Portland OR (A-demo[s])	26 or 27 May or 01 June 1935 - 12 August 1935 and 08 or 09 September 1935 - 27 October 1935 demonstration[s]		1 (or 2) Mack (from Toledo), then 1 (or 0) St. Louis (from Columbus)
(B)	30 August 1936	23 October 1958	141 Mack, 50 Kenworth
Portsmouth VA (demo)	1923 demonstration
Providence RI	26 December 1931	14 June 1955	31 Brill, 323 Pullman
Regina, Saskatchewan	04 September 1947	28 February 1966	55 CCF-Brill
Richmond VA (demo)	1921 demonstration
Rochester NY	01 November 1923	22 March 1932	12 Brockway
Rockford IL	10 December 1930	06 June 1947	4 Brill
Saint Joseph MO	01 August 1932	22 November 1966	1 Brill Ohio, 34 Brill, 25 ACF-Brill
Salt Lake City UT	09 September 1928	September 1946	11 Versare, 7 Cincinnati, 8 Twin
San Francisco CA [MSRCo]	06 October 1935	29 September 1944 [to Muni]	9 Brill
[Muni]	07 September 1941	present	* 9 Brill, 65 St. Louis, 234 Marmon-Herrington, 90 Twin, 345 Flyer, 338 New Flyer, 273 ETI/Skoda
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan	22 November 1948	13 May 1974	30 CCF-Brill
Scranton PA (demo)	1903 demonstration
Seattle WA (A-demo)	27 February 1937	09 March 1937
(B)	28 April 1940	present	* 1 Brill, 99 PCF-Brill, 235 Twin, 30 Pullman, 109 AMG-Flyer, 46 M.A.N. (artic.), 236 Breda (artic., dual-mode), 100 Gillig
Shreveport LA	15 December 1931	26 May 1965	58 Brill, 4 Pullman, 36 ACF-Brill, 5 Marmon-Herrington
Staten Island NY	08 October 1921	16 October 1927	7 Atlas, 15 Brockway
Thunder Bay, Ontario	01 January 1970	16 July 1972	20 CCF-Brill
Fort William, Ontario	15 December 1947	31 December 1969 [to Thunder Bay]	10 CCF-Brill
Port Arthur, Ontario	15 December 1947	31 December 1969 [to Thunder Bay]	10 CCF-Brill
Toledo OH	01 February 1935	28 May 1952	18 Mack, 3 St. Louis, 1 Westram
Topeka KS	27 March 1932	30 June 1940	4 Brill
Toronto, Ontario (A)	18 June 1922	31 August 1925	4 Packard Ontario/Brill
(B)	19 June 1947	16 July 1993>	130 CCF-Brill, 23 Marmon-Herrington, 152 Western Flyer, 40 BBC-GMC
Vancouver, British Columbia (A-demo)	05 December 1945	14 December 1945	1 Twin
(B)	16 August 1948	present	* 364 CCF-Brill, 24 Pullman, 296 Flyer, 228 New Flyer
Victoria, British Columbia (demo)	19 November 1945	30 November 1945	1 Twin
Weehawken NJ (demo)	1934 demonstration
Wilkes-Barre PA	15 December 1939	29 August 1947	19 Mack, 14 Brill, 34 ACF-Brill, 1 Westram
Wilmington DE	24 September 1939	06 December 1957	69 Brill, 3 Mack
Windsor, Ontario	05 May 1922	November 1926	4 St. Louis
Winnipeg, Manitoba	21 November 1938	30 October 1970	21 Mack, 1 MCI, 26 Pullman, 104 CCF-Brill, 10 ACF-Brill
Youngstown OH	11 November 1936	10 June 1959	54 Twin, 13 ACF-Brill, 10 Marmon-Herrington

Abbrev.	Company	Years of Production
AC-Brill	America Car Company (subsidiary of Brill) [became Brill of Missouri]	1922, 1930
ACF-Brill	ACF-Brill Motors, Inc. (ACF=American Car & Foundary)	1945-1952
ACF	ACF Motors, Inc. (division of ACF)	1929-1930
AEC	Associated Equipment Company (England)	[for Canada] 1937, 1939
AMG-Flyer	American Motors General (division of American Motors Corporation) [joint AMG-Flyer design]	1978-1980?
Atlas	Atlas Truck Company	1921
Borg	Borg Corporation (& Commercial Truck Company)	1923
Breda	Breda Construzioni Ferroviarie (Italy)	[for Seattle] 1990-1991
Brill Missouri	Brill of Missouri (formerly AC-Brill)	1931
Brill Ohio	Brill of Ohio (formerly Kuhlman)	1931-1932
Brill	J.G. Brill Company (merged with ACF 1944)	1921-1943
Brockway	Brockway	1923-1930
CCF-Brill	Canadian Car & Foundary [licensed by ACF-Brill]	1946-1954
Cincinnati	Cincinnati Car Company	1929-1931
ETI	Electric Transit, Inc. [joint venture of Skoda and AAI Corporation (itself a division of United Industrial Corp.)]	1998-2000
Field	Field Electric Bus Company	1915
Flyer	Flyer Industries Limited [successor to Western Flyer] [became New Flyer]	1971-1978?
BBC-GMC	Brown Bovari Corporation and General Motors Canada	1981-1982
GM	GMC Truck & Coach (division of General Motors)	1951
Kenworth	Kenworth Truck Company (subsidiary of PCF)	1947
Kuhlman	G.C. Kuhlman Company (subsidiary of Brill) [became Brill of Ohio]	1921, 1924
Leyland	Leyland Motors Corporation (England)	[for Canada] 1939, 1942
Mack	Mack Truck Company	1935-1943
Marmon-Herrington	Marmon-Herrington Automotive Company	1946-1959
MASA	MASA (Mexico)	1979-1991?
MCI	Motor Coach Industries	1942
Moyada	Motores y Adaptaciones Automotrices (Mexico) (rebuilder)	1984-1991
New Flyer	New Flyer (subsidiary of Den Oudsten 1986-2002) [successor to Flyer]	198?-present
Oldsmobile	Oldsmobile (converted automobiles)	1910
Packard	Packard Motor Car Company	1921-1924
PCF-Brill	Pacific Car & Foundary [licensed by Brill]	1940
Perley Thomas	Perley A. Thomas Car Works, Inc.	1934
Pullman	Pullman Standard Corporation	[for USA and Canada] 1932-1951
Skoda	Skoda Ostrov (Czech Republic)	[for USA] 1998-2000
Southern	Southern Coach Manufacturing Company	1951
St. Louis	St. Louis Car Company (division of General Steel Industries)	1921-1952
TCRT	Twin City Rapid Transit Company (Snelling Shops)	1922
TTCoA	Trackless Trolley Corporation of America	1921-1924
Twin	Twin Coach Company	1928-1951
Versare	Versare Corporation (became Cincinnati)	1928
Westram	Consortium of several companies including Ward LaFrance, Westly Block & Co., and others	1945-1948
Western Flyer	Western Flyer Coach (1964) Ltd. [became Flyer]	1968-1971
Yellow	Yellow Coach Company (later GMC Truck & Coach division of GMC)	1932-1938