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Institutions

Integrated Transit Authority

Integrates public-transit planning, management, and operations, including rail, bus, and maritime systems within its coordination remit.

About ATI ↗ · Sources consulted:

Autoridad de Transporte Integrado · Integrated Transit Authority · ATI

ATIState-levelActive

Spanish legal name: Autoridad de Transporte Integrado. Spanish legal names are retained. Some English names are functional translations.

Government level
State-level
Branch or grouping
Executive
Type
Public corporation
Sources consulted
Oct 18, 2026

What it does

  • Implements public-transit policy and promotes coordinated decisions across systems and modes.About ATI ↗ · Sources consulted:
  • Publishes information on Tren Urbano, buses, ferries, and Llame y Viaje paratransit.Tren Urbano; Buses; Ferries; Llame y Viaje ↗ · Sources consulted:
  • Has statutory powers to administer facilities, contract services, and integrate transit functions through transfers authorized by its law.Arts. 3, 5, 17 ↗ · Sources consulted:

In everyday life

A trip combining train and bus requires checking the connections published by ATI. An integrated ticket or service does not mean that participating institutions have ceased to exist legally.Plan your trip ↗Art. 17(d) ↗ · Sources consulted:

How to distinguish it from other institutions

It is attached to DTOP and has its own legal identity. It should be distinguished from the department and from ACT.Art. 3 ↗ · Sources consulted:

Article 17 of Act 123-2014 authorizes a merger of AMA and ATM subject to conditions and consents. This authorization is not treated as evidence that the merger was completed. Profiles remain separate, and service integration is distinguished from a legal merger.Art. 17(d) ↗ · Sources consulted:

Official services and information

Confirm requirements, forms, and schedules on the linked official portal.

Where it fits

Map groupings support navigation; they do not themselves establish reporting authority.

Legal basis

Act 123 of August 3, 2014, as amended, arts. 3–5 and 17. Article 3 creates the corporation attached to DTOP; article 17 establishes conditions for transfers and mergers.Arts. 3–5, 17 ↗ · Sources consulted:

The enabling reference is a reading aid. Consult applicable texts and amendments in official sources; directory cards can retain older references.

Leadership & appointments

ATI executive director

The board appoints the executive director, who implements policy and oversees operations, administration, finance, and planning. The DTOP Secretary chairs the board.Art. 4(b)–(c) ↗ · Sources consulted:

A name is not published without current verification of the role.

Appointment
Verification pending
Confirmation
Verification pending
Term end
Verification pending

An absent name does not imply a vacancy. Names from the seed report are not automatically treated as current officeholders.

Governance & composition

Article 4 provides nine members: two professionals appointed by the governor with Senate advice and consent, two representatives elected by the MPO board, and five ex officio: DTOP, HTA, Planning, OGP, and the seat assigned in the text to GDB. Act 2-2017 article 16 substitutes AAFAF’s director or designee for that seat, with the possibility of ceding it to GDB. The statute provides four-year terms or service until successors qualify. Legal succession is reconciled; current members, delegates, and vacancies are not certified.Art. 4(a) ↗Art. 16 ↗ · Sources consulted:

Members, vacancies, and terms are not certified as a complete roster. An expired term is not automatically treated as a vacancy; some laws allow service until a successor qualifies.

Sources consulted: Oct 18, 2026

Open research

Article 17 of Act 123-2014 authorizes a merger of AMA and ATM subject to conditions and consents. This authorization is not treated as evidence that the merger was completed. Profiles remain separate, and service integration is distinguished from a legal merger.Art. 17(d) ↗ · Sources consulted:

Sources & method

The consultation date is not the institution’s own update date.

  1. ATI — tren, autobuses y transporte marítimo ↗https://www.ati.pr.gov/Sources consulted: Oct 18, 2026
  2. Pages - Informes de las Agencias​ ↗https://transicion2024.pr.gov/Agencias/Pages/default.aspxSources consulted: Oct 17, 2026
  3. ATI — misión y sistemas de transporte colectivo ↗https://www.ati.pr.gov/sobre-atiSources consulted: Oct 18, 2026
  4. Ley 123-2014 — Autoridad de Transporte Integrado (compilación OGP) ↗https://bvirtualogp.pr.gov/ogp/Bvirtual/LeyesOrganicas/Pages/123-2014.pdfSources consulted: Oct 18, 2026 · Document revised: Apr 16, 2024
  5. Ley 2-2017 — AAFAF: organización, facultades y sucesión de asientos (compilación OGP) ↗https://bvirtualogp.pr.gov/ogp/Bvirtual/LeyesOrganicas/Pages/2-2017.pdfSources consulted: Oct 18, 2026 · Document revised: Jul 2, 2026
  6. ATI — servicio al cliente y preguntas frecuentes ↗https://www.ati.pr.gov/servicio-al-clienteSources consulted: Oct 18, 2026
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