Transit Law: Cases and Materials is a law school casebook designed to provide students with those cases and materials most relevant to the practice of law related to the provision of public transportation services. The first part of the casebook covers basic concepts related to the regulation of public transportation. The second part explores some of the constitutional constraints imposed on public transportation operations. The final part delves into the practices of the Federal Transit Administration, an essential component of contemporary transit law given the dominance of federal involvement in the funding of public transportation systems.