This week is all about YOU! As we kick off Transdev’s Employee Appreciation Week (Monday, August 24 – Friday, August 28, 2026), we want to take the time to thank every one of you for driving our communities forward by…
Transdev will be giving out Years of Service pins as part of our Employee Appreciation Week, Monday, August 24 through Friday, August 28, 2026. Team members who reach certain employment milestones will receive a pin recognizing their commitment to Transdev. …
Before driving under an overpass, tree limb, sign, garage door, or other overhead object, make sure your vehicle has enough clearance. Use your vehicle's overhead clearance reference point to identify clearance concerns at least 30 feet ahead. This gives you…
Today, Transdev recognizes ADA Day, which honors the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), a law that helps ensure people with disabilities have equal access and opportunities in the workplace and in their communities. We believe everyone deserves the freedom to move and remain committed to providing…
Transdev recognizes Hire a Veteran Day on July 25 as a day to celebrate the veterans who bring their skills, experience, and commitment to Transdev. Veterans offer an incredible source of talent, leadership, and purpose. Through their service to our country, they develop skills that matter every day…
Katrina Bolden, a Paratransit Operator at the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) location in Las Vegas, shares how she lives her Purpose at Transdev. She believes in serving the common good by giving every passenger excellent customer service, something she takes…
July is National Disability Pride Month and a time to recognize the history, achievements, and identities of people with disabilities. It reminds us that everyone deserves the chance to move freely, safely, and with dignity. At Transdev, this connects directly to our Purpose: empowering…
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, we take a moment to recognize the values that have shaped our nation: freedom, resilience, and the drive to build a better future for all. These same values guide our…
As an operator, keeping a safe distance is one of the best ways to prevent accidents. It shows calm, professional driving, and it gives you the time and space needed to react safely. Even if another driver makes a mistake, you still need…
Aiming High in Steering means looking at least 15 seconds ahead of your vehicle at all times. Your eyes naturally focus three to six feet ahead, so you must train yourself to look farther down the road to keep Safety First! When you aim high, you can: Spot hazards early, like stopped…