Pittsburgh Motor Coach Company
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The Pittsburgh Motor Coach Company (PMCC) is a former public transit operator for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It had operated operated as a subsidiary of the Pittsburgh Railways Company (PRC) from January 31, 1925 through to 1951, where the Pennsylvania Utilities Commission forced the PMCC and PRC to merge into one entity.
History
- January 31, 1925: The Pittsburgh Railways Company purchases the Pittsburgh Auto Transit Company and renames it as the Pittsburgh Motor Coach Company.
Routes
This section is incomplete.
All-time roster
| Fleet number(s) | Thumbnail | Serial
Numbers |
Year | Manufacturer | Model | Engine | Transmission | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-6 | 0082-0084 | 12/1940 | GMC | TG-2101 | ||||
| 7 | 0087 | 12/1940 | GMC | TG-2101 | ||||
| 8 | 0041 | 06/1941 | GMC | TG-2102 | ||||
| 9 | 0024 | 08/1941 | GMC | TG-2105 | ||||
| 10-12 | 0034-0036 | 09/1941 | GMC | TG-2105 | ||||
| 13-23 | 0051-0061 | 01/1942 | GMC | TG-2105 | ||||
| 24-43 | 0129-0148 | 05/1942 | GMC | TG-2105 | ||||
| 88 | 1942 | ACF | 31S | |||||
| 100-114 | 0251-0265 | 04/1945 | GMC | TD-4007 | ||||
| 115-133 | 0202-0220 | 07/1947 | GMC | TD-3207 | ||||
| 135-144 | 347-356 | ACF | C-36 | |||||
| 143 (2nd) | 1193 | ACF | C-36 | Replacement bus for 1st 143. | ||||
| 200-229 | 2165-2194 | 04-05/1952 | GMC | TDH-4509 | ||||
| ~ 320-344 | 1940 | ACF | 31S | |||||
| ~ 362-365 | 1942 | ACF | 31S | |||||
References
- ↑ AMCAP, Pittsburgh Railways Company