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'''Clermont Transportation Connection''' provides transit service for Clermont County in southwest Ohio.  They are based out of a public works facility in Batavia.

==History==
CTC was founded as Clermont Area Rural Transit in 1977.  In the mid-2000s, [[Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority|Cincinnati Metro]] truncated two of its routes into Clermont County (the 26 to Amelia and another route to New Richmond), leaving CTC to operate these routes on their own.

==Routes==
*'''Fixed routes'''
**1 - Felicity/Eastgate Shuttle
**2X - New Richmond Express
**4X - Amelia Express

==Fleet Roster==
===Active===
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!Year
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Engine
!Transmission
!System
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|- align="center"
|79
|
|2008
|[[Goshen Coach]]
|[[Goshen Coach GC II 5500|GC II 5500]]
|
|
|Used on routes 2X and 4X.
| align="left"|
|- align="center"
|87, 88
|
|2011
|[[Gillig]]
|[[Gillig BRT|BRT]]
|
|
|Used on routes 2X and 4X.
| align="left"|
|- align="center"
|91-102
|
|2016-2019
|[[ElDorado National]]
|[[ElDorado National Aerotech|Aerotech E-450]]
|
|
|Various model years, used on both express routes and Dial-A-Ride routes.  Some units have wheelchair lifts.
|
|}

===Retired===
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!Fleet Number Range
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!Year
!Manufacturer
!Model
!Engine
!Transmission
!System
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|- align="center"
|
|
|1993
|[[Diamond Coach]]
|E-450
|
|
|
|Unknown fleet number.
|- align="center"
|84
|
|
|[[Goshen Coach]]
|[[Goshen Coach GC II Hybrid|GC II Hybrid]]
|
|
|One unit to EMRI, LLC.
|
|- align="center"
|62
|
|
|[[Goshen Coach]]
|[[Goshen Coach GC II|GC II]]
|
|
|One unit sold at ABC Auto Auction in Cincinnati.
|
|- align="left"|
|- align="center"
|65-69
|
|2008
|[[Goshen Coach]]
|[[Goshen Coach GC II 5500|GC II 5500]]
|
|
|Retired in 2018-19.  66 was sold to a private owner.
|
| align="left"|
|- align="center"
|2172-74, 2176, 2179-80
|
|2002
|[[New Flyer Industries|NFI]]
|[[New Flyer Industries D40LF|D40LF]]
|[[Cummins ISC]]
|[[Voith DIWA.3E|Voith D864.3E]]
|Ex-[[Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority|Dayton RTA]].  Retired by 2012 and scrapped in 2015.
|
|}

==External Links==
*[http://www.butlercountyrta.com/ www.butlercountyrta.com]

==References==
*[[Bus History Association]] 2018 Dayton/Cincinnati Convention roster

[[Category:Ohio transit agencies]]