School transportation in Canada
Operating in several Canadian provinces, Transdev transports thousands of students every day thanks to a reliable and structured network.
Drivers committed to serving young people
School bus drivers play a key role in the system. Their job goes beyond simply driving: they are a reassuring presence for the children, welcoming them every morning and seeing them off at the end of the day. Their sense of service and vigilance contribute directly to building lasting trust with families and schools.
An essential service for students and communities
Local teams work with school boards and service centers to provide regular, punctual transportation tailored to the needs of young passengers. Every day, more than 1,500 school buses and 1,600 employees are mobilized to ensure smooth and safe service.
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school buses operated in Canada, including more than 100 electric buses
Enhanced safety at every stage of the journey
School transportation requires extreme attention to safety, both around the vehicle and on board. Transdev teams optimize routes, check the condition of buses before each departure, and ensure the quality of stops, including in rural areas. Rigorous safety checks are an integral part of the daily routine for drivers, who are fully committed to protecting students.
Pioneering commitment to electric school buses
A pioneer in energy transition, Transdev has been investing in a fleet of 100% electric school buses since 2016. Supported by the Quebec government and in partnership with Lion Electric, the company is accelerating the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions while improving air quality for children. Becoming a major player in zero-emission school transportation is part of a sustainable vision for public transportation in Canada.
A mission: supporting the next generation
By getting young people used to using a reliable and safe public service, Transdev is helping to shape future mobility habits. School transportation is much more than just a journey: it is a first contact with sustainable modes of transport, a lesson in safety rules, and an essential part of their daily routine. This commitment is guiding an entire generation towards responsible mobility.
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