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MV Transportation

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Slogan
  
We Provide Freedom

Website
  
www.mvtransit.com

Founded
  
1975

Chief executive
  
Alex Lodde (interim)

Motto
  
We Provide Freedom

Service types
  
Transit bus, Paratransit

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Service area
  
United States, Canada, and Saudi Arabia

Headquarters
  
Dallas, Texas, United States

Subsidiaries
  
MVT Canadian Bus Inc., Reliant Transportation, Inc.

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MV Transportation, Inc., based in Dallas, Texas., is the largest private provider of paratransit services and the largest privately owned transportation contracting firm in the United States. The company employs more than 17,000 workers and operates more than 190 paratransit, fixed-route, shuttle and Medicaid contracts in 28 states, the District of Columbia, 2 Canadian provinces, and Saudi Arabia.

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History

MV Transportation, Inc., was founded in 1975 in San Francisco, California, by husband and wife team Alex and Feysan Lodde, who continue to own the company. For the first twenty years of service, the company remained small, operating in fewer than 10 locations. In the mid 1990s the transportation industry experienced a wave of consolidation when several small and mid-sized companies merged and acquired each other. As a result, privately held MV found itself facing major multinational corporations. At this time, MV Transportation recruited a number of top industry professionals who developed and expanded the company under the guidance of the Loddes.

Today, MV Transportation has $1 billion in annual revenue and operates nearly 10,000 vehicles across the United States and Canada. It offers cities, counties, transit authorities and private companies transportation in paratransit, fixed route, flex route, commuter service and Medicaid transportation management. MV also contracts with several entities to provide turnkey services, operating all modes of service under one contract.

Company milestones

  • 1978: incorporated in the State of California as MediVan
  • 1984: the company won its first government contract
  • 1990: name changed from MediVan to MV Transportation, Inc.
  • 2001: MV won its first contract outside of its home state, California
  • 2004: MV is named one of America's fastest growing companies by Inc. Magazine
  • 2004: MV debuted on Black Enterprise Magazine's B.E. 100 list as the 16th largest Black-owned company in the United States
  • 2004: MV was awarded Microsoft's employee shuttle contract
  • 2005: MV was awarded $500+ million contract in Washington D.C., largest in company history
  • 2008: MV won the TransLink paratransit contract in Vancouver, British Columbia, the company's first contract outside the United States.
  • 2010: MV Transportation was celebrated by client, Bechtel Corporation for its work at Motiva Refinery in Port Arthur, Texas. The MV division drove one million miles and carried one million passengers at the site.
  • 2012: MV Transportation relocated its global headquarters from Fairfield, California to Dallas, Texas.
  • Transit operations

  • Anchor-Rides, Anchorage, AK
  • Anchorage School District Anchorage, AK
  • Austin, Texas, Capital Metro (MetroAccess)
  • Barrie Transit (Ontario, Canada)
  • Barstow Area Transit
  • Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority
  • Compton Renaissance Transit
  • Dumbarton Express
  • Durham Area Transit Authority
  • Detroit Department of Transportation
  • E-tran
  • Emery Go-Round
  • Fairfax Connector
  • Foothill Transit
  • Fresno Area Express (Contractor for Paratransit Operations)
  • Glendale Beeline
  • Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (Contractor for Paratransit Operations)
  • Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority Los Angeles, CA (Southbay Lines)
  • Los Angeles Department Of Transportation
  • Lawrence Transit
  • Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
  • Marin Transit
  • Contractor for West Marin Stagecoach
  • MTA Maryland
  • Monterey Park Spirit Bus
  • Monterey-Salinas Transit
  • Contractor for paratransit, minibus, and tourist-trolley routes
  • Orange County Transportation Authority (ACCESS Only)
  • Palm Springs BUZZ Trolley
  • Phoenix Dial-a-Ride
  • Pueblo Transit CitiLift
  • Petaluma Transit
  • RTC Transit Simmons "Lot A" Yard
  • Roseville Transit
  • Regional Transportation Commission of Washoe County
  • Contractor for RTC RIDE buses in Reno and Sparks NV.
  • SamTrans
  • Contractor for services that cross the San Mateo County line to San Francisco
  • Santa Clarita Transit
  • San Joaquin RTD County Services
  • Santa Maria Area Transit
  • Santa Rosa CityBus
  • Contractor for Santa Rosa Paratransit
  • South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority (TransLink)
  • St. John's, Newfoundland
  • Thousand Oaks Transit
  • TCaT (Tulare County Area Transit)
  • Tulare Intermodal Express (TIME) Tulare, CA
  • West Hollywood CityLine
  • Union City Transit
  • Visalia Transit Visalia, CA
  • WestCAT (Western Contra Costa County Transit)
  • Subcontractor for NYC MTA Access-A-Ride program in Brooklyn, Staten Island and Harlem
  • References

    MV Transportation Wikipedia