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When a tsunami threat struck Hawaii, MTM Transit’s Big Island team jumped into action—evacuating paratransit riders, assisting stranded cruise passengers, and coordinating with emergency agencies to ensure everyone’s safety. Discover how their quick response and strong partnerships made a difference.

MTM Transit, a national leader in transit service operations, is proud to announce we have been re-awarded our contract to operate the City of Tracy,

At MTM Transit, our Fleet Maintenance team keeps everything running smoothly—literally. From proactive repairs and preventative maintenance to working through all conditions, these behind-the-scenes heroes ensure our vehicles are safe, reliable, and ready to roll. With industry-leading training, top-tier ASE bonuses, and a culture that values their hard work, our team truly drives our success. Learn how our Fleet Maintenance professionals keep communities connected!

We’re proud to announce our new partnership with the Redding Area Bus Authority (RABA)! As of June 1, MTM Transit is now operating RABA’s comprehensive public transit system, including fixed route, ADA paratransit, microtransit, and more. We’re excited to support RABA’s vision for accessible, innovative, and community-focused mobility in Shasta County.

Our State College operations recently achieved 150 consecutive days without an accident or incident—an incredible testament to their commitment to safety! They also gave back to the community by donating a retired vehicle to the local fire department for firefighter training. Find out how they’re keeping safety first and giving back to their community.

In this quarter’s Transit Talks, Regional Director of Operations Diana Do shares how MTM Transit’s travel training program is transforming lives! Public transportation can be overwhelming, but our expert trainers provide hands-on instruction to help individuals—especially seniors and people with disabilities—confidently navigate fixed route transit. By fostering independence and accessibility, we’re reducing reliance on paratransit and building more inclusive communities. Learn how travel training makes a difference, like Everett’s journey to transit independence in St. Louis!