Durham Region Transit
Graeme Lovatt is an experienced professional with a diverse background in youth services, transportation, and community engagement. Currently serving as a driver for Durham Region Transit since September 2021, Graeme has previously held roles such as Assistant Coach/Recruiter at Centennial College and Consultant at Toronto Liaison. Prior experience includes driving for Stock Transportation and serving as a Vaccine Equity Consultant for the City of Toronto. Graeme also hosted the Pick6ix_ASAP Podcast, focusing on original and relevant topics in Toronto sports. With a strong foundation in youth development, Graeme coordinated programs at St. Alban's Boys and Girls Club and worked as a Youth Care Worker for the City of Toronto. Graeme's educational credentials include a focus on Advancing Equity and Community Services from York University.
Durham Region Transit
Durham Region Transit (DRT) is a integrated transit system operating in Durham Region, Ontario, Canada. DRT operates conventional transit service, running over 50 routes spanning Newcastle and Orono to the east, Orillia to the north, and University of Toronto’s Scarborough campus to the west. DRT also operates PULSE, a bus rapid transit service along the Region's main spine, Highway 2. DRT recently began its "On Demand" service in north Durham, where service runs only when requested by the customer. On Demand service connects rural residents in Brock, Uxbridge, and Scugog townships, as well as to Orillia and Lindsay. DRT also offers door-to-door transit service for persons with disabilities.