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Encyclopedia > Translink

There are several entities called Translink or TransLink, including

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Translink - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (172 words)
TransLink (Vancouver), the regional transportation authority serving the area of in British Columbia, Canada
TransLink (San Francisco), a smart card-based fare system for mass transit in the San Francisco Bay Area.
TransLink Laboratory (TAMU), a transportation research laboratory at the Texas AandM University.
TransLink (South East Queensland) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1684 words)
TransLink is a system of integrated public transport that covers rail, bus and ferry networks in South East Queensland, Australia.
TransLink is a marketing repositioning strategy for public transport which is trying to get passengers onto buses, trains and ferries.
TransLink is divided into 11 regions, each with a discrete series of bus routes.
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