SRT

SRT or srt may refer to:

• SRT (Street and Racing Technology), American high-performance automobile group associated with Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep.
• Suter Racing Technology, a Swiss Moto2 constructor
• Selleslagh Racing Team, Belgium
• Swiss Racing Team, an auto racing team in Switzerland
• Class SRT, a type of London Transport bus

• .srt, extension for SubRip subtitle computer files
• SRT Communications, Minot, North Dakota, US
• Sweeney–Robertson–Tocher division, computer division algorithm
• Sardinia Radio Telescope
• Secure Reliable Transport, video streaming protocol
• Smart Response Technology, a caching mechanism by Intel
• Sound Recording Technology, UK studio
• Standard Radio & Telefon AB, a Swedish computer manufacturer
• Stereotactic radiation therapy
• Superficial radiation therapy
• Shortest remaining time, a scheduling algorithm
• Special relativity theory

• Sacramento Regional Transit District
• Sam Rayburn Tollway, Dallas-Fort Worth area, US
• Scarborough RT, Toronto, Canada rapid transport line
• Shortlands railway station, London, National Rail station code
• State Railway of Thailand
• Super Rapid Train, a high-speed train service in South Korea

• Samuel Robertson Technical Secondary School
• Srpska Radiotelevizija or Serbian Radio-television, now Radio Televizija Republike Srpske
• Schuylkill River Trail, Philadelphia, US
• Scottish Register of Tartans
• Self-regulation theory, a theory of self-control
• Serial reaction time, a measure of learning time
• Short Reset Trigger on new SIG Sauer pistols (SIG P226 LDC)
• Sichuan Radio and Television
• Silver Ring Thing, a US-based sexual abstinence program
• Singapore Repertory Theatre
• Single rope technique in caving
• Sitting-rising test, a simple clinical test to predict elderly mortality
• Special reaction team of the US military
• Special Rescue Team, Japan Coast Guard
• Special Response Team of many US law enforcement agencies
• Minolta SR-T camera series
• Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar, former Indian cricketer
• SRT, Inc., doing business as Covox, a defunct American technology company