
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.
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Community Transit Bargaining Update and Seniority Advisory Vote Results October 29,2025
Community Transit sister, Coach Operator Linda Pitts, has passed away.
CT Seniority Advisory Vote and Survey
Upcoming Events
16
Nov
Charter Meeting
1:00PM PST - 3:00PM PST
Union Hall
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Everett, WA
Charter Meeting
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Transdev Lakewood Membership Meeting
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We ask that you stay home if you are ill.
18
Nov
Membership Meeting
10:00AM PST - 12:00PM PST
Union Hall
2810 Lombard Avenue
Everett
Membership Meeting
Only Members in Good Standing are allowed to attend.
We ask that you stay home if you are ill.
ATU International News Feed
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Our Local 1724-Vancouver, BC, has been pushing to bring HandyDart in-house since our successful strike.
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Our Local 998-Milwaukee, WI, has advocated for improved safety for our members and riders and applauds this move by the County.
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A big win for our Local 26-Detroit, MI, members in ratifying a strong new contract with pay increases and other improvements.
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With violence on Saskatoon buses continuing, our Local 615-Saskatoon, SK, pushes City for Transit Security officers.
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The Critical Role of School Bus Drivers and Matrons
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Our Local 1557-Gatineau, QC, members are united in their fight for a fair contract and we stand with them.
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Congrats to our Local 1548 GATRA members on ratifying their new contract after their strong and united strike
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Our Local 587-Seattle, WA, welcomes the safety plan, but demands tangible improvements and accountability for our members and riders.
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Our members don’t deserve to be attacked on the job. Transit agencies need to do a better job of protecting workers and riders.
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Local 85-Pittsburgh, PA, calls plan a short-term fix for public transit, pushes for a real, long-term solution for funding crisis.


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