Canadian Urban Transit Association
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Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) is a trade association for the urban transit industry in Canada. It was originally established in 1904 as the "Canadian Street Railway Association". Since that time it has grown to 450 members, including 120 transit systems, 250 manufacturers, suppliers and other businesses, as well as numerous affiliates and government agencies. The CUTA mission is to establish public transit as the primary solution to urban mobility in the achievement of sustainable transportation, and to assist its members in the fulfillment of their mandates.
CUTA's main office is located in Toronto, with a government relations office in Ottawa. The Association's primary activities include two conferences per year, one trade exposition entitled "Trans-Expo", numerous magazines and bulletins, a detailed statistical database, research, training and government advocacy.
Members include:
- BC Transit
- Brampton Transit
- Burlington Transit
- Calgary Transit
- Grand River Transit
- South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority
- Hamilton Street Railway
- Kingston Transit
- London Transit
- Metro Transit (Halifax)
- Mississauga Transit
- OC Transpo
- Oakville Transit
- Société de transport de Montréal
- Thunder Bay Transit
- Toronto Transit Commission
- York Region Transit
- DuponTrolley Industries
- Orion Bus Industries
