In its 35th year, CityLink’s Stuff-a-Bus efforts collect a record 24,942 pounds (12.47 tons) to help eliminate hunger in Peoria, Illinois. Thanks to our local team for partnering with our client to continue this longstanding tradition.

Wishing you and your families a safe, healthy and happy holiday season.

Our next stop in our Stuff-a-Bus highlight tour is at SolTrans in Vallejo, California. Our team there, led by GM Alvaro "Jun" Sayong, recently worked in partnership with their client to deliver new toys to needy children through a local Vallejo Charitable organization called "Fighting Back Partnership". 

Our Stuff-a-Bus efforts are continuing across our locations. Our next stop is in Fairfax. Enjoy the pictures from their annual event which benefits Groveton Elementary in Alexandria, Virginia. All toys are donated by Fairfax employees.

Lombard held its own version of “Stuff-a-Bus” earlier this week as a way to give back to the local community and get into the holiday spirit.

We are thankful for our employees, our clients, our passengers and the communities we serve. Wishing you and your families a safe, healthy and happy Thanksgiving.

In honor of Veterans Day, we proudly recognize and celebrate the many veterans who have chosen Transdev for their second career. The experience and diversity that veterans bring to our workforce is unmatched. We thank them, and all veterans, for their service and sacrifice. Please check out the accompanying video.

As part of our workforce development strategy, our locations are continuing to explore innovative avenues in search of prospective employees who can fill our open positions. Allen (Robert) Dill (Maintenance Manager) and GM Andrew Steed, both from Community Transit in Everett, Washington, are starting to have great success with their latest partnership with AtWork.

This week is Rail Safety Week. It's a great time for us all to recommit to our Safety First philosophy and take the time to appreciate our rail team and the work they do for the communities we serve.

Our Baltimore operations recently provided us with a great example of how they are living our purpose to help the common good. In August, they decided to declare “war” on each other – a “penny war” that is. In all, they collected $983.00 (rounded up to $1000) which was donated to Blind Industries & Services of Maryland on behalf of Baltimore's Transdev team.