In Transit Magazine
In Transit is the flagship, quarterly magazine of the Amalgamated Transit Union, covering labor and transit news from the United States and Canada, the activities of the International Union, and feature stories about local unions and members.
Recent News
Union says drug overdoses a daily occurance on Saskatoon city buses
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Union says drug overdoses a daily occurance on Saskatoon city buses
Union says drug overdoses a daily occurance on Saskatoon city buses
Saskatoon Transit workers say city not taking bus safety seriously
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Saskatoon Transit workers say city not taking bus safety seriously
Saskatoon Transit workers say city not taking bus safety seriously
Arrest - Threats / Weapons Call - 44th Street And 1st Avenue North
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Arrest - Threats / Weapons Call - 44th Street And 1st Avenue North
Arrest - Threats / Weapons Call - 44th Street And 1st Avenue North
Saskatoon Transit faces call to address safety
In the news
Man charged after allegedly assaulting woman on city bus in Saskatoon
Arrest - Assault - 200 Block 3rd Avenue North
Saskatoon man charged following assault on transit bus
ATU International News Feed
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Metro approves banning violent offenders
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Our Local 770-Mobile, AL, Wave members are united in their fight.
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Working with the ATU International, our Local 1338-Dallas, TX, members joined with transit advocates to push back against proposed cuts to DART.
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Congratulations to our Local 697-Toledo, OH, members on their strong new contract.
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Local 1287-Kansas City, MO, rally pressures City Council to consider robust funding for KCATA.
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King County Safety Task Force our Local 587-Seattle, WA, pushed for in wake of stabbing death of Brother Yim holds first meeting.
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Bus strike looms as Brampton transit workers reject contract offer
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Our ATU family is continuing to grow! Battlefords Transit System employees vote to unionize.
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Robust and reliable public transit is critical for the Kansas City area, our Local 1287 members demand the City invest in the KCATA.
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It’s time for the VTA to get back to the table to negotiate a fair deal for our members and quit trying to go to the courts to stop our legal strike.