Proud to be ATU
The ATU is the largest transit union in North America. ATU transit and allied trade members enjoy the highest wages and benefits in the industry. We are leaders in the fight to ensure safety in mass transit. And we work hard to improve service to our riders. We're proud to be ATU.
International President Warren S. George
Like a lot of Americans, I am excited about the
upcoming U.S. presidential election. There is an energy and enthusiasm
this time around like nothing in recent history. During the primary
season, voters went to the polls in record numbers and it is likely
those records will be shattered on November 4.
Voters in the United States are ready for change. It is a view shared by most of the world’s citizens, including our Canadian members. We are ready for new economic and global policies. We are ready for our government to make a real commitment to our workers, our families, our retirees and our soldiers. We are ready to move on from the failed policies of the Bush Administration and start a new day in America. » Read More
ATU/MS Research Funds
23rd Annual Golf Tournament
For the benefit of Multiple Sclerosis Research
Monday, September 22, 2008 • Norbeck Country Club, Rockville, MD
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URGENT APPEAL FOR
ATU MIDWEST FLOOD VICTIMS
Brothers
and Sisters, please make an online contribution. Your contribution will
help us in our appeal to help those affected by floods. We can't do it
without you.
» Contribute Online
If you are an ATU flood victim, please fill out the online form (link below), or ask your local for a copy, and send it in to International Headquarters right away.
» Relief Fund Request Form
Support Public Transit
Protect Your Job and Strengthen Your Union -
Fight Back Against High Gas Prices
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ATU News
- Ottawa, ON: Transit station bomb scare a false alarm (8/21)
- Sacramento, CA: Transit delays rail extension, noting 23% jump in cost (8/21)
- Jackson, MS: Board to OK transit program (8/21)
- Washington, DC: ATU Takes Lead in Congressional Fuel Subsidy Drive (8/21)
- Denver, CO: RTD board weighs service changes (8/21)






