We are truly saddened by the tragic events on Wednesday, May 26 at the rail yards operated by Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA). We send our heartfelt condolences to our partners at VTA during this difficult time.

May is Asian American/Pacific Islander Heritage Month. We recognize the rich history and myriad of achievements that Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders have contributed to American society.

To all the women who continue to inspire us - Happy Mother's Day. Enjoy this video message from some our employees about their moms.

Earth Day started soon April 22, 1970 and for 50+ years it has become an annual event to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Whether at home or at our sites, we can all play a part in helping our environment.

This week, our TAPS operation started providing free rides to people who wanted to get their Covid-19 vaccinations. Providing these free rides is just one more way we can give back to our passengers and our community and show we care.

Recently, Antelope Valley Transit Authority (AVTA) was proud to partner with the City of Lancaster, City of Palmdale, Antelope Valley Chevrolet, and T-Mobile for the area’s "Spring Food Distribution" event.

When we care about the communities we serve, great things can happen. Under a partnership between the city of Covina, Albertsons and our client Foothill Transit, Foothill Transit’s new transit center has been transformed into a vaccination center, serving those who are vaccine eligible in the local community.

As Women’s History Month comes to a close, we chose to highlight Nuria Fernandez as our third and final exceptional women whose made (and continues to make) a contribution to the transportation industry.

Thanks to our operations who dared to go above and beyond to make Transit Driver Appreciation Day a success. Sharing small gifts and gestures of appreciation or a simple thank you go a long way in showing our team members we care.

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.