Keeping Safety First! is Transdev’s number one goal. When assisting passengers using mobility devices, remember to put your training into practice and secure them properly. Be sure to use all the pieces in the securement system which includes: Three or…
To serve passengers with care, stay aware, and plan ahead. Remember to check your driving schedule before the start of your shift and to be properly prepared for all passengers. Plan Ahead Passengers who use mobility devices need extra care…
Whether a passenger can enter the vehicle unassisted or requires a mobility device, it is important to follow the rules and procedures needed to make sure every passenger travels safely. As people serving people, we have a shared responsibility to…
Unexpected events can happen that need to be addressed right away. Managing emergencies properly can improve the safety of ourselves and passengers. Examples of possible emergencies include: Downed power lines/wires Collisions Passenger injury or illness Fires Robberies Hijackings Threats of…
Feelings of sadness or anxiety can affect the way we work, think, and interact with others. It is okay to get help when you need it. iTransdev is committed to the well-being of our employees. Transdev’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP)…
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…