The first public transportation system was established in Paris, France, in 1662.

The first type of public transportation was the horse-drawn carriage, which was used in Paris in the 17th century.

The first omnibus was introduced in Paris in 1829.

The first city to have a tram system was London, in 1860.

The first bus was introduced in London in 1895.

The first city to have a subway system was London, in 1863.

The first elevated railway was built in New York City in 1867.

The first city to have a trolley system was San Francisco, in 1873.

The first public transportation system to be electrified was the Richmond Union Passenger Railway in Richmond, Virginia, in 1887.

The first city to have a municipal public transportation system was Glasgow, Scotland, in 1894.

The first public transportation system in the United States was established in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1639.

The first type of public transportation in the United States was the horse-drawn carriage, which was used in Boston in the 17th century.

The first omnibus was introduced in New York City in 1702.

The first city in the United States to have a tram system was New York City, in 1832.

The first bus was introduced in New York City in 1863.