Transit agencies are organizations responsible for providing public transportation services within a specific area. They manage various modes of transport, including buses, trains, subways, and ferries, ensuring that people can travel efficiently and safely. These agencies often operate under local or regional government oversight and aim to improve mobility for residents and visitors. In addition to transportation services, transit agencies also focus on planning and developing infrastructure, such as bus stops, train stations, and transit hubs. They may implement programs to promote public transit use, reduce traffic congestion, and enhance environmental sustainability by encouraging the use of public transportation over personal vehicles.