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Ken Westbrook will lead the company's transit operations for its bus, paratransit, brokerage and bus rapid transit contracts with transit authorities. This includes 120 locations and contracts in leading cities such as Las Vegas, Phoenix, Denver, Seattle, Baltimore, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Francisco and others. He will be responsible for the work of over 17,000 employees organized into seven regions.
Read More →Three-year contract comprises 43-bus fleet serving entire campus, including the medical center. The service also extends to two Caltrain stations.
Read More →PTM provides transit management, labor relations/collective bargaining and management consulting services to clients within the public transportation industry.
Read More →Will introduce real-time electronic messages, Google Transit and WiFi, which are all scheduled for the transit system beginning in early 2010.
Read More →Once revenue service begins, Veolia Transportation will be responsible for all aspects of the new light rail network for an initial period of five years which can be extended up to 35 years.
Read More →Donald Saunders will focus on day-to-day operations and operational execution to ensure that Veolia Transportation is continually exceeding the expectations of passengers and clients.
Read More →Will operate RTC of Southern Nevada's “MAX” bus rapid transit service and “Deuce,” double-decker buses that run along the Las Vegas Strip through September 2011.
Read More →Company has been operating public transportation in city under traditional management contract with RTA since October of 2008.
Read More →The new contract, which took effect April 1, 2009, has a base of 51 months with options available for an additional four years.
Read More →The newest contract for Veolia serves the Downtown Los Angeles area seven days a week, with eight routes utilizing 63 propane powered 30-foot buses.
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