Recent News
Decision on downtown Saskatoon bus lanes expected later this month
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Decision on downtown Saskatoon bus lanes expected later this month
Decision on downtown Saskatoon bus lanes expected later this month
Saskatoon Transit bylaw in effect to promote safe, clean and welcoming system
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Saskatoon Transit bylaw in effect to promote safe, clean and welcoming system
Saskatoon Transit bylaw in effect to promote safe, clean and welcoming system
Saskatoon Transit Bylaw aimed at improving safety is in effect
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Saskatoon Transit Bylaw aimed at improving safety is in effect
Saskatoon Transit Bylaw aimed at improving safety is in effect
USask researcher explores health benefits of public transit
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USask researcher explores health benefits of public transit
USask researcher explores health benefits of public transit
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.
In the news
City looks to transit bylaw to fix dwindling ridership
Bus ban bylaw aims to remove problematic people from Saskatoon’s public transit
New bus rules pitched after Saskatoon ridership plummets
ATU International News Feed
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Pittsburgh Regional Transit to get nearly $83 million for new light rail cars
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We salute Local 279-Ottawa, ON, President/Business Agent Noah Vineberg for fighting for a cure for cancer with his fundraising campaign for the Ottawa Hospital.
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Local 757-Portland, OR, criticizes TriMet for abandoning riders and workers, blames management for poor decisions.
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Washington State Locals 883-Everett, and 1576-Lynwood voice serious concerns on merger of Everett Transit and Community Transit
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Local689 - Washington, DC, calls on Metro to reverse the fare quoting policy for the safety of our members and riders.
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Our Local 1208 JTRAN members will not back down until they get a fair and just contract they deserve.
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Safety must come first for the sake of our members and riders.
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Bus operator safety is about public safety. Our transit agencies need to better protect our members.
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Local 1548 Martha’s Vineyard drivers appeal to town select boards for pay raise and resignation of VTA administrator Angie Gompert to avert strike.
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Our Local 1724-Vancouver, BC, hospital transfer workers are fed up with poor pay, disrespect on the job, and poor working conditions.