Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
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History
- The previous operator was Columbus Railway, Power and Light Company from 1914-1937.
- In 1949, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company becomes Columbus Transit Company.
Motor Bus roster
| Fleet number(s) | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Model | Engine | Transmission | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 248-252 | 1937 | Twin Coach | 23-R | ||||
| 253-254 | 1937 | Yellow Coach | 733 | ||||
| 255-263 | 1938 | Twin Coach | 31-R | ||||
| 264-265 | 1939 | Twin Coach | 35-RL | ||||
| 266-267 | 1939 | Twin Coach | 35-G | ||||
| 268-270 | 1941 | Twin Coach | 35-G | ||||
| 271-277 | 1941 | Twin Coach | 31-G | ||||
| 278-279 | Yellow Coach | 728 | Ex-?; bought in 1942. | ||||
| 280-289 | 12/1944 | GMC | TG-3609 | ||||
| 290-306 | 1947 | Ford | 79-B | ||||
| 307-328 | 1947 | Twin Coach | 38-S | ||||
| 329-332 | 1947 | Ford | 79-B |
Trolley Bus Roster
Operations began on December 3, 1933 (with the Columbus Railway, Power and Light Company) and ended (with the Columbus Transit Company) on May 30, 1965.
| Fleet number(s) | Thumbnail | Year | Manufacturer | Model | Motors | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101-120 | 1933 | ACF Brill | T30 | |||
| 141-158 | 1935 | St. Louis Car Company | Job 1581 | |||
| 401-440 | 1938 | ACF Brill | 44SMT | |||
| 441-465 | 1940 | ACF Brill | 44SMT | |||
| 466-480 | 1942 | Pullman | ||||
| 501-583 | 1947 | Marmon-Herrington | TC44 | |||
| 601-655 | 1948 | Marmon-Herrington | TC48 |