Award winning not-for-profit Transportation Management Association (TMA) - the first TMA in Ontario.

Established in 2001 as the Black Creek Regional Transportation Management Association (BCTRMA).  Subsequently named the Smart Commute - Black Creek (SCBC), the organization incorporated in 2003 and amended its name to the current Smart Commute - North Toronto, Vaughan (NTV) in 2005.

Operates two projects: Northwest Toronto, Vaughan and Northeast Toronto.

Partners with representatives from local businesses and institutions, regional, municipal, and federal governments, transit agencies, and NGOs.

Represents, on behalf of its partners, approximately 72,000 employees and students.

Along with its partners and friends, Smart Commute NTV works to: implement employee trip reduction programs; decrease traffic congestion; improve air quality and health; improve local infrastructure and transit accessibility by advocating  for sustainable transportation; encourage transit-supportive development and province-wide smart-growth strategies; and, increase opportunities for TMA collaboration with businesses, institutions, NGOs, and governments.

Encourages and supports sustainable transportation infrastructure (e.g., high occupancy vehicle (HOV), bus-rapid transit (BRT) and cycling lanes; pedestrian ways, rail-based transit systems) and smart growth strategies (e.g., high-density and transit supportive development, transportation hubs), all of which can reduce Single Occupancy Vehicles (SOVs), thereby reducing traffic congestion and improving air quality.

Functions as part of a broader network of TMAs across the Greater Toronto Area and Hamilton (GTAH).  Many of these TMAs are being established as part of Transport Canada's Urban Transportation Showcase Program (UTSP) and are based on the model first piloted by Smart Commute NTV.