San Mateo Burlingame Transit Company

The San Mateo Burlingame Transit Company was a privately owned operator that provided service between San Mateo, Burlingame and one trip a day to Belmont. The company went out of business November 1969.

Detailed service history

• It provided service in Hillsborough and service across the San Mateo Bridge to Hayward in earlier years.
• It had school bus contracts for San Mateo and Burlingame school districts.
• It had the very first SFO terminal shuttle bus contract. The buses used for the service were required to match San Francisco MUNI's livery per contract. They operated the shuttle until the company shut down in November 1969.

All-Time Roster

Fleet Number(s)	Thumbnail	Build Date	Manufacturer	Model	Engine	Transmission	Notes
?		1945-1946	GMC	TD-3609	Detroit Diesel 4-71	Spicer	4 units Ex-? Used for charter work and school bus work
?		?	GMC	TDH-4509	Detroit Diesel 6-71	Allison VH	4 units Ex-? Used for charter work and school bus work
?		?	GMC	PD-4104	Detroit Diesel 6-71	4-speed manual	2 units Ex-? Used for charter work
?		?	?	School Bus			Unknown amount of units Ex-?
		?	Minibus	?			Unknown amount of units San Francisco International Airport Parking Shuttle buses.

External Links

• norcalbusfans.jalbum.net - photos

References

• Dana Koester