Although it is rare, men also can get breast cancer. Cells in nearly any part of the body can become cancerous and can spread to other areas. Similar to women, male breast cancer forms in the man’s breast tissues.

Today is National Mammography Day! Regular mammograms are the best tests doctors have to find breast cancer early. Mammograms for women after the age of 40 are generally covered by most insurances – ours included. 

Did you know that if everyone safely navigated intersections, 50% all of collisions could be eliminated? It’s important to be alert, be aware of the surrounding vehicles, brake as you approach, keep your distance and don’t speed through intersections. Following these tips can save you or someone else from an unfortunate accident.

As part of our Breast Cancer awareness efforts, we have designated Friday, Oct. 15 as Transdev’s #WearPink day. We encourage you to send us your pictures so that we can gather and highlight them to help raise awareness for breast cancer.

On the heels of the federal government’s recent declaration mandating vaccines for companies with 100 employees or more, we thought it would be helpful to put together a series of stories that present some CDC-endorsed facts around getting vaccinated. Check out the full story for our first message.

Throughout October – we will continue to provide you with tips and/or opportunities which can help raise awareness of breast cancer. Exercising regularly can reduce your risk of breast cancer and improve your mental health and mood.

The health and safety of our employees, passengers and the communities we serve continues to be our top priority. Throughout October, we will be posting stories and tips as they related to breast cancer awareness and reducing the risks. Look forward to highlighting activities and pictures of what our various operations across the country are doing to help raise awareness for Breast Cancer Month.

As a follow-up to our first Mask Up PSA posted at the end of July, we recently launched our 2nd Mask PSA-like video for social media. This type of messaging is an important reminder for us to share with our teams, passengers and communities and to show we care about their health and safety.

It's increasingly important to stay alert while driving, especially with the increase in pedestrian traffic that comes with back-to-school season. Back to in-person schooling and returning to the office means more people on the roads. Don’t be distracted.

The health & safety of our employees, passengers and the communities we serve continues to be our top priority. With kids going back to school and many people returning back to the office, “Pedestrian Safety” is not only a timely theme for our September/October campaign – but a necessary one.