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RATP Dev USA Renews Partnership With Rocky Mountain National Park
This marks RATP Dev USA's 23rd year providing service to the park.

Under the renewed contract, RATP Dev USA will operate 14 buses and employ 84 staff members.
Photo: Michael Levine-Clark/Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
RATP Dev USA announced it has renewed its partnership with Rocky Mountain National Park for another five years, with the potential for five one-year renewals.
This marks RATP Dev USA's 23rd year providing service to the park, according to the company's news release.
Under the renewed contract, RATP Dev USA will operate 14 buses and employ 84 staff members. Additionally, the company will provide parking lot management services, which were previously handled by the park's staff.
"We are thrilled to continue our longstanding partnership with Rocky Mountain National Park,” said Brian Well, GM of the location. “As a company, we are dedicated to providing safe, reliable, and sustainable shuttle services that support the park’s mission of conservation and preservation. We are honored to be a part of this community and to serve the millions of visitors who come to the park each year."
Cyril Aubin, CEO of RATP Dev USA, expressed his excitement at the renewal of the contract.
"We are honored to continue our partnership with Rocky Mountain National Park, and to contribute to the park's legacy of preserving America's natural beauty for future generations," Aubin said. "Our team is dedicated to providing exceptional service to ensure visitors' delight throughout their day."
Rocky Mountain National Park is located in north-central Colorado.
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