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RTA or Rta, is a three letter acronym that could refer to:;Various traffic or transit authorities:

Other meanings:

  • Real Time Analyzer for audio applications, such as analyzing sound
  • Regional trade agreement
  • the retrolateral tibial apophysis of spiders
  • Renal tubular acidosis
  • Rewriting Techniques and Applications, the main international academic conference on rewriting, currently held annually.
  • Rapid type analysis, see Static analysis
  • Rapid thermal annealing, a heat treatment method used in materials science and microelectronics
  • Radio Television Afghanistan, the state-owned broadcasting corporation of Afghanistan
  • Road traffic accident, see Road traffic collision
  • Round trip average in computer networks
  • Rio Tinto Aluminium
  • Radio Television AfghanistanFurther Information

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