Rider attacks Thunder Bay bus driver
ATU Local 966 is calling on the City of Thunder Bay to develop better processes and quicker responses for dealing with assaults on bus drivers after the latest incident.
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First Amendment victory for Pensacola transit workers, riders and community
Local 1395-Pensacola, FL has withdrawn its lawsuit over First Amendment rights at transit stations after the County Commission passed a resolution reaffirming public forums at the Rosa Parks Transit Station.
· PNJDetroit Bus Drivers Expose Deplorable Working Conditions
In a resolution passed by ATU Local 26, Detroit transit workers are demanding the city provide improvements and immediately fix bus operator workstations. Call for an end to riders spitting and assaults on drivers and rodents, bed bugs on buses.
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$2.5m settlement, a pedestrian’s foot are the cost of incompetence & refusal by NJ Transit to address problem of bus driver blind spots
ATU says huge bus mirrors & “A” pillars create huge blind spots leading to tragic pedestrian accidents
·Fatal Queens Charter Bus Accident Highlights Sweatshops on Wheels
ATU says policy makers & carriers are co-conspirators in failure to address driver fatigue
·ATU celebrates 125th anniversary with fight to fix the bus driver workstation
Silver Spring, MD – Amalgamated Transit Union International President Larry Hanley released the following statement to mark the 125th anniversary of the ATU.
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