Florida's BCT Graduates Record-Breaking Bus Operator Class
The achievement reflects the agency’s commitment to excellence in public transportation and the ongoing efforts to meet the growing demands of its community.
With 51 skilled and dedicated individuals completing the rigorous 10-week training program, BCT’s system is poised for enhanced service and efficiency.
Photo: BCT
Florida’s Broward County Transit (BCT) successfully completed training for its largest graduating class of bus operators to date.
The achievement reflects the agency’s commitment to excellence in public transportation and the ongoing efforts to meet the growing demands of its community, according to a press release.
BCT’s Graduating Class
With 51 skilled and dedicated individuals completing the rigorous 10-week training program, BCT’s system is poised for enhanced service and efficiency.
The graduates have undergone comprehensive training in safety protocols, customer service, and advanced driving techniques, ensuring they are well-equipped to provide reliable and professional service to its community.
BCT’s Operator Hiring Milestone
“We are thrilled to welcome this outstanding group of individuals to our team of bus operators,” said Coree Cuff Lonergan, CEO/GM of BCT. “Their commitment to excellence and dedication to serving our community align with our values, and we are confident they will contribute significantly to the continued success of our public transportation system.”
The milestone not only signifies the growth of BCT’s transportation workforce but also underscores its commitment to investing in the skills and capabilities of its personnel.
As the agency celebrates the accomplishments of these graduates, officials say they are looking forward to the positive impact they will have on the daily lives of its residents.
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