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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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ATU International News Feed
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Local 128-Asheville, NC, calls rehiring of poor-performing RATP Dev bad for riders, workers, and the community.
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Local 256-Sacramento, CA, applauds hiring of more transit safety ambassadors to improve safety but calls for better pay to address high turnover rate.
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Welcome to the newest members of our ATU family at Local 26-Detroit, MI.
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Our Union has been raising the alarm on the high cost and perils of microtransit.
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Kudos to our ATU Local 1360-Topeka, KS, for helping families in need with their annual food drive.
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Our Local 448 Pioneer Valley Transit Authority operators and riders deserve better protections to ensure their safety.
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Our Local 192-Oakland, CA, members pack AC Transit Board meeting slamming agency for violating their contract with healthcare change.
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Our dedicated Boston Carmen’s Local 589 members are critical to keeping the MBTA a reliable for the people of Boston.
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Our Local 1775-Barrie, ON, members will do what’s necessary to get the fair contract they deserve, but remain committed to reaching a deal for the sake of our riders and community.
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CTA’s new safety falls short in protecting our Chicago members and riders.

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