

Congratulations to the Fourth Quarter Excellence Award Winner at Bux-Mont Transportation!
Congratulations to George Johnson, driver at TransNet's partner, Bux-Mont Transportation, for being selected to receive the fourth quarter Employee Excellence Award. As a result of his hard work, dedication, dependability and going above and beyond what is expected of him, he received $500 along with an excellence pin at the employee appreciation luncheon. Thank you for all you do!


Meet the Drivers/Aides Monday: Danielle Johns, Driver & Dispatcher at Tri County Transit
Danielle Johns, driver and dispatcher at Tri County Transit, has been with TransNet for 3 years. She mainly transports people with wheelchairs along with students to and from school. Danielle enjoys meeting new people and hearing all the different stories the consumers like to share with her. She truly enjoys her job and finds her tasks to be fun and fulfilling. Danielle portrays the personality, responsibility, and dependability TransNet looks for in a driver to attend and c


Congratulations to the Fourth Quarter Employee Excellence Award Winners at Easton Coach!
Congratulations to James Kramer and John Latney, drivers from TransNet's partner, Easton Coach Company, for being selected to receive the fourth quarter Employee Excellence Awards. As a result of their hard work, dedication, dependability and going above and beyond what is expected of them, they each received $500 along with an excellence pin at the employee appreciation luncheon. Thank you for all you do and continue to provide an excellent transportation service for the con


Meet the Drivers/Aides: Tom Keenan, Driver at Tri County Transit
Tom Keenan, driver at TransNet's partner Tri County Transit, has been a driver for 3 years. He primarily transports school children along with senior citizens who are in the Shared Ride Program. Tom really enjoys meeting and interacting with all his clients because they are so grateful for the transportation and driver assistance he provides. They realize they wouldn't be as independent if TransNet wasn't available to transport them to school or the grocery store or the haird