Ulster Transport Authority

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ULSTER TRANSPORT AUTHORITY

Arms of Ulster Transport Authority

Official blazon

Origin/meaning

Granted by the College of Arms in 1960.

Arms a green field for Ireland; six earl’s coronets for the six counties; the bend for a road or a railway.

As a crest a gold flying horse charged with the red hand of Ulster.

The supporters are an English Red Lion and Irish Elk. The motto TRANSPORTATIO CULTUM SIGNIFICAT menas transport is civilisation.

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