Transdev Normandie in the news

Normandy is actively transitioning its public transport fleet to alternative energy sources, including biogas, natural gas, electricity, and hydrogen, with various urban and regional initiatives.

Police and Transdev agents collaborated on a public transport security operation in Le Grand-Quevilly, leading to an arrest for drug possession amidst rising drug offenses in Seine-Maritime.

Transdev is enhancing security on Rouen's Astuce transit network through upgraded surveillance, emergency buttons, and specialized staff training.

Four diesel buses caught fire at Transdev Normandie parking in Le Havre with no injuries, following a similar unrelated fire the day before.

Four Transdev Normandie buses were destroyed by fire at their Le Havre depot, following a similar recent fire at a nearby Keolis depot.

Four diesel buses caught fire at Transdev Normandie parking in Le Havre without injuries, following a similar unrelated fire the day before.

Nine buses were destroyed by fire in two Normandy locations over two days, including four Transdev buses in Le Havre, with no injuries reported.

Four diesel buses caught fire at Transdev Normandie parking in Le Havre without injuries, following a similar unrelated fire the day before.

Four diesel buses caught fire at Transdev Normandie parking in Le Havre without injuries, following a similar unrelated fire the day before.

Four Transdev Normandie diesel buses caught fire at a parking lot in Le Havre following a similar incident involving school buses in Saint-Valery-en-Caux.

Three diesel buses caught fire at Transdev Normandie’s Le Havre site on October 31, 2025, with no casualties reported.

Transdev is hiring 100 commercial drivers to support the expansion of the Astuce public transport network in Rouen Normandy.

CGT union at Transdev Rouen is striking every Saturday from late October to December 2025, demanding better work time recognition and an end to subcontracted maintenance amid delayed electric bus deliveries.

The CGT union at Transdev Rouen announced recurring Saturday strikes from October to December 2025, demanding inclusion of driver travel time in work hours and an end to subcontracting maintenance and user information services.

A strike by Transdev Normandie Calvados bus drivers on September 18, 2025, will heavily disrupt school and regular bus services due to demands for better wages and recognition.

Transdev will manage Métropole Rouen Normandie's public transport until 2034, focusing on fleet decarbonization, expanded bike rentals, new on-demand services, and network improvements.

Transdev secured a 9-year, €1.2 billion contract to operate and expand Rouen Normandy's transport network, including buses, metro, bikes, and services for disabled users.

A strike by Transdev Normandie bus drivers in Calvados on September 18, 2025, will heavily disrupt school and regular bus services due to demands for better pay and recognition.

A centralized command post in Normandy provides real-time support and monitoring for 1,000 daily bus services, easing drivers' workload and improving network management.

Transdev is a major French public transport operator structured into regional divisions, recently majority-owned by Rethmann, with extensive urban and interurban networks including Transdev Normandie.