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Batavia Motor Coach Company is a former public transit operator for the city of Batavia, New York.

Service began after 1927, with the end of streetcar service by the Batavia Traction Company (built by the Buffalo and Williamsville Electric Railway) and ended in 1971, and was replaced by Batavia Bus Service (now, RTS-Genesee), operating under the public authority of the Rochester-Genesee Regional Transportation Authority.

The Batavia Motor Coach Company operated with a fleet of General Motors "Old Look" transit buses.

Fleet Number	Thumbnail	Mfg	Model	Year (Month)	Serial	Width/ Length	Engine	Transmission	Notes
16		GMC	TGH-2708	1951 (07)	0277
17		GMC	TGH-3101	1952 (08)	0696

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