Transdev, Santa Clara VTA Partner for ADA Eligibility Program
In addition to supporting its various clients with safe, sustainable, and innovation mobility solutions, Transdev is leveraging its extensive experience with paratransit and the related ADA eligibility process through its Mobility Options business line.

Transdev currently operates several ADA paratransit eligibility programs across the U.S.
Santa Clara VTA
Transdev entered a new partnership with the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) to manage the ADA paratransit eligibility certification process.
In addition to supporting its various clients with safe, sustainable, and innovation mobility solutions, Transdev is leveraging its extensive experience with paratransit and the related ADA eligibility process through its Mobility Options business line.
“We look forward to helping clients, like VTA, further support their eligible passengers obtain the certification they need to access the appropriate ADA-designated transportation solution and ensure the qualification process is as seamless as possible,” said W.C. Pihl, SVP, business development, for Transdev U.S.
Transdev currently operates several ADA paratransit eligibility programs across the U.S. The company is investing more in this service offering, through its Mobility Options business line, so interested clients can benefit from Transdev’s team of subject matter experts and their technological and innovative system, which allows for increased visibility through a more streamlined and accurate certification process.
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