Trandev is set to continue operating bus services in the Redlands and Southeast Queensland for another two years following a decision by Translink.
Transdev QLD managing director Mark Thatcher says the extension is a “strong endorsement of the hard work and professionalism” of the Transdev team.
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“From our drivers and mechanics through to operations, network planning and administration, every team member plays a vital role in delivering reliable services to our customers and community.
“We’re proud to continue supporting the Redlands and building upon the productive partnership we’re fortunate to have with our colleagues at Translink.”
Operating in Queensland since 2004, Transdev currently serves 127 routes across the state with 122 buses.
“We’re pleased to continue our partnership with Transdev, who’ve demonstrated their commitment to safety, service quality and strong community engagement,” head of Translink Deborah Hume says.
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