London Transit Commission

Commission Information

Mission

To provide the best customer service possible while being competitive, responsive and financially responsible and providing a work environment that fosters pride, teamwork and job satisfaction.

Meeting Dates


The Commission will meet on the following dates in 2010. Meetings are held in the Main Boardroom at the London Transit Commission Office located at 450 Highbury Avenue North at 4:30 p.m.
July 28, 2010 - 450 Highbury Ave N
August 25, 2010 - 450 Highbury Ave N
September 29, 2010 - 450 Highbury Ave N
October 27, 2010 - 450 Highbury Ave N
November 24, 2010 - 450 Highbury Ave N
December, 2010 - Meeting at the call of the Chair
Meeting dates are subject to change without notice. This page will be updated accordingly.

Contact for Information:
Caroline Roy
Executive Assistant
450 Highbury Avenue North
519-451-1340 ext. 335

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Current Commissioners

Councillor David Winninger	*Chair*
Gary Williams	*Vice-Chair*
Russ Monteith	*Commissioner*
Councillor Harold Usher	*Commissioner*
Frank Berry	*Commissioner*

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London Transit's History

Public transit services commenced in London on May 24, 1875 when excited Londoners, celebrating the holiday proclaimed for Queen Victoria's birthday, clambered aboard horse drawn cars for the ride along Dundas Street between Ridout and Adelaide. Later that year, service commenced on Richmond Street between Dundas and Oxford streets.

Public transit began as a convenient alternative to walking and has developed into a vital service supporting sustainability for progressive, modern cities.

Original LTC Streetcar

For more London Transit history, click here. You will need Acrobat Reader to view or print the file.

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Authority to Operate

General

The London Transit Commission is a corporate body with the powers, rights and privileges vested in it by the City of London Act (Bylaw A-6377-206).

The Commission consists of five members appointed by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the City of London.

Two or three members of the Commission, as determined by the Council, shall be members of the Council and shall hold office during their term of office on the Council.

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Agent of the Corporation

The Commission is the agent of the City of London responsible for the operation, repair, control and management of the local transportation system of the municipality on behalf of the City of London. This includes conventional transit and transportation for the physically disabled.

Consultation

The Commission and the Council shall consult regularly on local transportation system policy and on the general administration and affairs of the Commission in relation to general municipal policy and the administration and affairs of the City of London.

If, despite the consultation, there emerges a difference of opinion between the Commission and the Council concerning the course of policy to be followed, the Council may by resolution give to the Commission a directive concerning the local transportation system policy of the Commission in specific terms and applicable for a specified period, and the Commission shall comply with the directive.

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