This Veterans Day, we proudly recognize and honor the thousands of veterans from every branch of the United States military who are part of Transdev U.S. Our veterans lead by example, bringing the same discipline, responsibility, and dedication to their…

It’s time to “fall back” this weekend with the end of daylight savings on Sunday, November 3. Most of the United States, except Hawaii and Arizona, observe the daylight-saving time. It’s important to recognize how time changes can impact fatigue. A few tips…

Are you a veteran or an active member of the U.S. armed forces working at Transdev? If so, you may want to take advantage of our Veterans Pin Program that recognizes the service of the men and women who have…

July 26, 2024 marks 34 years since the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law by President George H.W. Bush. We are proud to support our passengers with disabilities and offer them the freedom to move through safe and reliable transit solutions.

Community outreach is a critical component of how we do business at our locations. Throughout the year our locations organize various events, including Stuff-a-Bus events, as a way to give back to the communities we serve. With back to school time around the corner, what better way to serve the common good than to help our local community kids start the new school year off on the right foot.

Wishing our employees, clients and passengers a Happy July 4th. Hope you have the opportunity to enjoy the time with family and friends.

Thank you to all our employees who took the time to enjoy and recognize Pride Month. Enjoy some of the pictures that our team members shared with us showing how Pride Month was recognized or celebrated.

At Transdev, we're proud to celebrate our people for their unique and valuable contributions. Hear from our dispatcher, Jennifer Rosales, from our Fort Bend Transit location in Texas, who shares how our commitment to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion helps us best serve our communities and the common good.

Julie Jesmer, our Operations Administrator/Executive Assistant to Susan Sweat, recently extended an invitation to our DeKalb operations to join her in her personal community outreach passion project - cleaning up various areas within the city of DeKalb.

Today is Juneteenth. This day represents the oldest known nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States on June 19, 1865. More history about Juneteenth is included in the complete article.