Transit Driver Appreciation Day
Help COLTS Celebrate Transit Driver Appreciation Day on Friday, March 18!
COLTS would like to thank all of our bus and van drivers who are out representing COLTS and serving the public every day!
Their hard work and dedication is appreciated.
Please share your favorite driver stories with us at: info@coltsbus.com
Read stories below and CLICK HERE for more!
A Shared Ride client posted her appreciation for our drivers on Facebook.
All Shared Ride drivers that I have are all amazing… they go above and beyond to help (and) truly care about their passengers.They get me to and from work five days a week. THANK all of you… you’re the best!!”
I would like to give my appreciation to all the Shared Ride (van) drivers. They are the unsung heroes of COLTS. They are on the go all day long and working in all sorts of weather driving clients all around Lackawanna County making sure their clients get to work and to their very important medical appointments and back home again. All the drivers are polite, professional, and courteous. I’ve been using this service since 2014 and it gives me the independence I need to get to work and home again while taking care of a family member. Thank you Shared Ride! Oh and I would also like to give a shout out to the schedulers, dispatch, and CSR for Shared Ride and COLTS.”
He went around to everyone letting them know the buses were stopping and finding them the best way home.
David Gard is an amazing guy, personable, caring and funny!
My name is Brenda B.I take coordinated transportation and the medical bus. I also use the service to get to the Blind Association. I don’t have a favorite story, but I grateful for them. I’ve seen them take their time to help visually impaired people, people in wheelchairs, elderly, all types of disabilities.
Their job is demanding and frustrating, it’s not easy. There are many names – Sophie, Erin, Dan (2 of them), Mark (2 of them), Aly, Frank, Janet (who does double duty on Saturday), Deb, and many others whose names I can’t remember. Thank you for your assistance, conversations, and getting me to and from places safely.”
