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2022 Budget Submission

OPTA 2022 Budget Submission

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OPTA’s Business Members are invited to collaborate with OPTA to provide impactful, timely topics for Ontario transit leaders and their teams.

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As the Largest Bus Show in Canada, this conference and trade show is a unique opportunity for Ontario’s public transit and bus industry to collaborate.

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A joint venture of the OPTA, OMCA and SBO, this one-of-a-kind program teaches fleet driver instructors how to properly train new and seasoned drivers.

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About OPTA

ONTARIO PUBLIC TRANSIT ASSOCIATION

OPTA is the collective voice of the transit industry in Ontario. Our member-driven trade association represents public transit systems, health and social service agency transportation providers, suppliers to the industry, consultants and government representatives.

Our objective is to raise awareness of the importance of public transit to Ontarians and their communities, to social inclusion and environmental sustainability, and to the provincial economy.

Mission

To strengthen and improve public transit through advocacy and information sharing.

Vision

Excellence in the provision of sustainable public transit services for Ontarians.

Objectives

OPTA’s objective is to raise awareness of the importance of public transit to Ontarians and their communities, to social inclusion and environmental sustainability, and to the provincial economy.

Influence provincial government to make decisions in support of public transit
Share information and provide opportunities to network
Deliver programs focused on the educational and technical needs of the industry
Assist members to influence local governments to develop transit-supportive public policy

Membership

Our members represent public transit systems, health and social service agency transportation providers, suppliers to the industry, consultants and government representatives.

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