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A Chat with Kelsian’s New CEO + Previewing Our DC Transit Tour

In this episode of Transit Unplugged Podcast, Paul Comfort sits down with Graeme Legh, the newly appointed CEO of Kelsian Group, to talk about what it takes to lead one of the world’s largest multimodal transit companies. With operations across four continents—including buses, ferries, and motorcoaches—Kelsian is shaping the future of mobility with a uniquely global view.

They explore:

  • Graeme’s international journey through the transit world—from the U.S. to the U.K. to Australia
  • How public-private partnerships can work at scale
  • Kelsian’s strategy for decarbonization and long-term transit growth
  • What ferry rides, local brands, and employee autonomy have in common

Whether you’re in transit operations or just love big ideas about moving people, this is a front-row seat to leadership on a global scale.

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Coming Next Week
 

Next week on Transit Unplugged Podcast: Paul talks with Jeremi Bumpus, Executive Director of Paducah Transit Authority, about rethinking small-city transit from the ground up. From launching real-time tracking and 200+ new bus stops to preparing for a shift from rural to small urban funding, Jeremi shares how fresh eyes and practical leadership are bringing new momentum to Western Kentucky.
 

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Coming Soon: Ultimate Guide to Exploring DC via Public Transit

Ever wondered how to explore all the iconic spots in Washington, DC using only public transportation? Join us on May 8th for the next episode of Transit Unplugged TV as we take you on a behind-the-scenes tour of DC’s transportation marvels!

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This Week in Transit News

Curious about the latest headlines in the transit industry? Check out our Transit Unplugged News Minute with Julie Gates. She covers the biggest stories in the industry every week. Click to view, and subscribe so you don’t miss a thing. This week:

  • USDOT’s driverless car framework aims for national AV standards
  • Los Angeles opens LAX/Metro Transit Center station on June 6th, connecting to LAX to the larger Metro system
  • We spotlight Ken Jennings’ transit web series, The Transit Effect.

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