During Women’s History Month in March, we continue to highlight exceptional women and their contributions to the transportation industry. Carmen Turner is the third of our four features. She made history in 1983 as the first Black woman to lead a major transit agency when she became General Manager of WMATA.

During Women’s History Month in March, we continue to highlight exceptional women and their contributions to the transportation industry. Elizabeth Duff is the second our feature as the first Black woman employed as a bus driver in Nashville, TN.

Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday, March 14. Don’t forget to “spring ahead” and move your clocks forward one hour. Enjoy the extra hour of sunshine at the end of your day.

On the heels of International Women’s day, here’s a feel-good story that truly demonstrates the power of caring and having a “never give up” attitude. Best part of the story – the mom featured here – Juretha Jones – has been working at our Phoenix operation since 2018. It’s heartwarming to hear their story and know that Transdev has played a role in making a difference in their lives.

We always say that giving back to the communities we serve is part of who we are. But, we rarely get to see the effect our community outreach efforts truly have on our communities. Check out this thank you video sent to our Phoenix operations from some pretty grateful recipients.

We have some many great women working at Transdev, we wanted to do something to celebrate them on International Women's Day. Please enjoy the video we put together which features just a small handful of the fantastic women working for Transdev in the U.S.