Reading Company commuter service

Target entity: Reading Company commuter service
Context triple: [West Trenton Line, predecessor, Reading Company commuter service]

• A. Bee-Line Bus System
  The Bee-Line Bus System is a public transit network operating local and express bus routes throughout Westchester County, New York, and into parts of New York City.
• B. Philadelphia Transportation Company
  The Philadelphia Transportation Company was the private transit operator that managed Philadelphia’s streetcars, buses, and subways for much of the mid-20th century before being succeeded by SEPTA.
• C. Baltimore Transit Company
  The Baltimore Transit Company was a private operator that ran streetcar and bus services in Baltimore, Maryland, before public transit was taken over by the state-run Maryland Transit Administration.
• D. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
  The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company was a major early 20th-century transit operator in New York City that controlled and integrated many of Brooklyn’s elevated and streetcar lines before becoming part of the city’s unified subway system.
• E. Interborough Rapid Transit Company
  The Interborough Rapid Transit Company was the private operator that built and ran New York City's first subway lines in the early 20th century before they were incorporated into the modern NYC Subway system.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Reading Company commuter service
Target entity description: Reading Company commuter service was the network of suburban passenger rail operations once run by the Reading Company in the Philadelphia region before being succeeded by lines such as the West Trenton Line.

• A. Bee-Line Bus System
  The Bee-Line Bus System is a public transit network operating local and express bus routes throughout Westchester County, New York, and into parts of New York City.
• B. Philadelphia Transportation Company
  The Philadelphia Transportation Company was the private transit operator that managed Philadelphia’s streetcars, buses, and subways for much of the mid-20th century before being succeeded by SEPTA.
• C. Baltimore Transit Company
  The Baltimore Transit Company was a private operator that ran streetcar and bus services in Baltimore, Maryland, before public transit was taken over by the state-run Maryland Transit Administration.
• D. Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
  The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company was a major early 20th-century transit operator in New York City that controlled and integrated many of Brooklyn’s elevated and streetcar lines before becoming part of the city’s unified subway system.
• E. Interborough Rapid Transit Company
  The Interborough Rapid Transit Company was the private operator that built and ran New York City's first subway lines in the early 20th century before they were incorporated into the modern NYC Subway system.
• F. None of above. chosen