Transdev prolongs the agreement in Queensland up to the year 2027.
Here's a scoop on the latest transportation news: Transdev Queensland has landed a two-year contract extension with Translink! This thrilling decision means bus services in Redlands and Southeast Queensland will keep rolling until 2027[1][2][3][4].
Translink, a branch of the Department of Transport and Main Roads, chose Transdev based on their stellar track record in safety, reliability, and customer service[1]. This decision showcases a strong partnership between Transdev, Translink, and the Redlands community.
Mark Thatcher, the General Manager of Transdev Queensland, shared his excitement, "Our teams work relentlessly, from our drivers and mechanics to our operational teams, everyone plays a key role in delivering top-notch services to our clients and the community. We're proud to continue supporting Redlands and strengthen our successful partnership with our colleagues at Translink"[1].
On the other side of the partnership, Dr. Deborah Hume, Deputy Director-General of Translink, added, "We're overjoyed to continue our partnership with Transdev, which has consistently displayed its commitment to safety, service quality, and community engagement"[1].
Established in Queensland since 2004, Transdev now manages 122 buses on 127 routes and employs over 300 local staff, making it a crucial aspect of regional mobility[1]. This contract extension guarantees residents of Redlands and Southeast Queensland dependable, community-oriented public transportation services until 2027[1].
So, bus users in the Redlands region, rest easy! Our favorite whips are here to stay for another couple of years, ensuring you'll have a reliable ride wherever you need to go! And for those unfamiliar with Transdev, soon you'll witness the exceptional service quality that earned them this contract extension[1].
[1] - Based on enrichment data[2] - More information not provided with instructions[3] - Details about contract conditions not included[4] - Data on economic impact of Transdev's operations in Queensland not available
The extension of Transdev's contract with Translink signals a continued presence in the industry, with bus services in Redlands and Southeast Queensland set to operate until 2027. This decision underlines the strong partnership between Transdev, Translink, and the local community, as well as Transdev's commitment to finance, safety, reliability, and customer service. With over 300 local employees and management of 122 buses on 127 routes, Transdev plays a significant role in the region's transportation business and public-transit sector.
