Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 192 records 1930-2004 1948-1986
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Organizational History In 1902, after having consolidated East Bay streetcar lines for almost a decade, Francis Marion "Borax" Smith formed the San Francisco, Oakland & San Jose Railway. This company provided ferry service from San Francisco to a ferry pier in Berkeley, then to points in the East Bay cities of Oakland, Berkeley, and Alameda via electric trains. The Berkeley ferry terminal was at the end of a three-mile long wooden trestl...
Amalgamated Transit Union. Local 192 (Oakland, Calif.)
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History of Amalgamated Transit Union, Local 192 Local 192 of the Amalgamated Transit Union (ATU), the first ATU local in California, was founded in Oakland in 1901. The Local 192's parent union, the international ATU, is today the largest transit workers' union in North America, including 273 locals in the US and Canada. The history of Local 192 is intertwined with its bargaining counterparts: Key System Transit, AC Transit, and B...