Kids, young adults, and teachers are returning to classes in August and September. This means more people around schools. With an increase in traffic, it is important to be ready for surprises when driving through school zones. Be sure to…
Transdev’s Golden Safety Rules remind us to always keep Safety First. Staying focused and aware of your surroundings and passengers keeps everyone safe. We keep our passengers and communities safe by: Slowing down and braking when a road hazard is…
What happens to you when you feel too hot? Does the heat make your body feel bad? Does it change your mood? Passengers can feel heat stress in their bodies and their moods too. With hotter days ahead, be aware…
Remember to Get the Big Picture. Always look for large and small road users. Motorcycles, bicycles, and small devices (scooters, skateboards and segways) move quickly and can be hidden by larger objects on the road. Seeing small vehicles and devices…
The time to brake is when a risk is seen. Do not expect the danger to go away on its own. If you see a potential risk, it’s time to slow down and apply the brake. Waiting too late to…
As we approach hotter temperatures, Transdev is committed to keeping our employees and riders safe. Knowing the signs of Heat Stress is one way you as an operator can keep Safety First. Prepare for the Heat To keep yourself and…
Transdev cares about the health and wellbeing of our team members. The company believes health and safety go together. This is why Transdev included Health and Wellbeing as one of our Golden Safety Rules. A safer workplace begins with a…
Here at Transdev, Safety is always first. In honor of National Safety Month, we keep looking for ways to improve road safety and encourage safe driving habits for our employees. Whether you are operating a vehicle on or off the…
At Transdev, we are taking time to remember and celebrate Juneteenth, an important day in American history. Juneteenth is celebrated every year on June 19, marking the day in 1865 when the last of enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas,…
Do you know the six-second rule for following distance? Your vehicle should be four to six seconds behind the vehicle in front of you. Creating enough space between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you gives you more…