Preparing for the CCTM Exam CTAA offers a course to prepare for the CCTM exam. We don't offer the course at a CTAA training location but rather arrange for our trainer to come to wherever the interest is. Up to 30 people can attend a class, so get in touch with your state's RTAP coordinator and your state transit association to express your interest. Certification is a process whereby an individual is evaluated in order to determine their mastery of a specific body of knowledge Professional certification provides personal satisfaction for attaining a recognized level of achievement within one's profession. It means commitment to the requirements of the job and participation in additional training to exemplify the dedication to do the best possible job in the community transportation field.
Certification means success .
In order to be considered for certification, an individual must currently be engaged in the provision of transit services at the managerial or supervisory level, or have been engaged in the provision of those services within the past five years. An applicant for certification must document an on-going program of professional development by attending training sessions, seminars, and conferences. These sessions can be sponsored by state departments of transportation, state transit associations, national transit associations, or colleges and universities. While the Holland Tunnel remains closed and traffic delays into Manhattan continue, many drivers are making the switch to mass transit. Ferry and train operators are expanding capacity to meet commuting needs.