Schedule

The exhibit will showcase the collaborative program between ATU International, ATU Local 113, the Toronto Transit Commission, and Centennial College focusing on making buses safer for workers and riders through the implementation and evaluation of innovative technologies and design concepts. There will information shared on shaker table seat testing, data from fully enclosed workstation barrier pilots, and discussion of blind spot evaluation and mitigation. Please stop by to hear more about this vital work and to tell us what vehicle safety improvements you want to see.

The exhibit will showcase the collaborative program between ATU International, ATU Local 113, the Toronto Transit Commission, and Centennial College focusing on making buses safer for workers and riders through the implementation and evaluation of innovative technologies and design concepts. There will information shared on shaker table seat testing, data from fully enclosed workstation barrier pilots, and discussion of blind spot evaluation and mitigation. Please stop by to hear more about this vital work and to tell us what vehicle safety improvements you want to see.

The exhibit will showcase the collaborative program between ATU International, ATU Local 113, the Toronto Transit Commission, and Centennial College focusing on making buses safer for workers and riders through the implementation and evaluation of innovative technologies and design concepts. There will information shared on shaker table seat testing, data from fully enclosed workstation barrier pilots, and discussion of blind spot evaluation and mitigation. Please stop by to hear more about this vital work and to tell us what vehicle safety improvements you want to see.

The 61^st Convention welcome reception will be held at Rockefeller Center on Sunday evening, August 17, from 6:00-10:00 pm. Rockefeller Center is a short walk (5-7 minutes and .3 miles) from the Convention at the Hilton Midtown hotel. Casual attire is recommended.

The exhibit will showcase the collaborative program between ATU International, ATU Local 113, the Toronto Transit Commission, and Centennial College focusing on making buses safer for workers and riders through the implementation and evaluation of innovative technologies and design concepts. There will information shared on shaker table seat testing, data from fully enclosed workstation barrier pilots, and discussion of blind spot evaluation and mitigation. Please stop by to hear more about this vital work and to tell us what vehicle safety improvements you want to see.

On Monday, August 18, the ATU is hosting an evening featuring Mama Foundation Harlem Gospel Choir and Midtown Men (the original Jersey Boys cast) at Radio City Music Hall. Doors open at 6:00 pm and the show will start at 7:00 pm and last until approximately 10:00 pm. Radio City is a short walk (5-7 minutes and .3 miles) from the Convention at the Hilton Midtown hotel. Casual attire is recommended.

The exhibit will showcase the collaborative program between ATU International, ATU Local 113, the Toronto Transit Commission, and Centennial College focusing on making buses safer for workers and riders through the implementation and evaluation of innovative technologies and design concepts. There will information shared on shaker table seat testing, data from fully enclosed workstation barrier pilots, and discussion of blind spot evaluation and mitigation. Please stop by to hear more about this vital work and to tell us what vehicle safety improvements you want to see.

"New York, New York, it's a wonderful town. The Bronx is up, but the Battery is"… always running! See all the sights that make the "Big Apple" so special - Rockefeller Center, Times Square, Macy's, Chinatown, SoHo, Greenwich Village, Little Italy - and much, much more. You will see all this on a bus tour designed to introduce you to the history, the sights, the cultural attractions and the ethnic diversity and contributions of the many minorities who call New York their home.

Upper Manhattan / Harlem is graced with parks, wide boulevards, and rows of fine brownstones, handsome churches, flourishing artistic and educational institutions. Experience the diversity and richness of these communities on a bus tour and learn about the history, revitalization, art, and future of these neighborhoods.

With its combination of breathtaking views and living history, the Statue of Liberty Museum stands as an inspiring and dynamic part of the Liberty Island experience, inviting visitors to dive into the story behind the sculpture and immerse themselves in unique artifacts. Opened in 2019, the 26,000 square-foot museum is a destination unto itself. Beautifully designed, universally accessible, and housing an extraordinary and engaging collection of American heirlooms, the Museum enhances visits to the Island with interactive exhibits that enable visitors to explore the Statue’s grandeur without the need for additional advanced reservations or tickets. Transportation to/from Liberty Island includes ferry and bus.

The exhibit will showcase the collaborative program between ATU International, ATU Local 113, the Toronto Transit Commission, and Centennial College focusing on making buses safer for workers and riders through the implementation and evaluation of innovative technologies and design concepts. There will information shared on shaker table seat testing, data from fully enclosed workstation barrier pilots, and discussion of blind spot evaluation and mitigation. Please stop by to hear more about this vital work and to tell us what vehicle safety improvements you want to see.

A banquet will be held on Wednesday, August 20, beginning with a cocktail reception from 5:30-7:00 pm at the Grand Ballroom located on the 3rd floor at the Hilton Midtown.  Dinner and entertainment will follow starting at 7:00 pm until 11:00 pm. Business/Cocktail attire is recommended.