CDC Victoria is a transport company which operates in Victoria and is a subsidiary of ComfortDelGro Australia. It was renamed from Kefford Corporation, which was acquired by ComfortDelGro Cabcharge (predecessor of ComfortDelGro Australia) in February 2009. The head office of CDC Victoria and its Operations and Customer Centre (OCC) are located in CDC Melbourne's Wyndham depot in the suburb of Truganina, opened in December 2017. Operations CDC Victoria's subsidiaries are: CDC Melbourne operating out of depots in Airport West (Tullamarine), Oakleigh South (Oakleigh), Sunshine (Sunshine) and Truganina (Wyndham). CDC Melbourne is the third-largest commuter bus operator in Melbourne, with 16% of the market share in the city. The business was formerly known as Westrans and Eastrans CDC Ballarat, formerly Davis Bus Lines CDC Geelong, formerly Bender Buslines CDC Mildura, formerly Buslink Sunraysia CDC Broken Hill, formerly Buslink Broken Hill, under CDC Victoria's control although shown in the CDC NSW website. It operates in Broken Hill, in New South Wales' Far West, and is managed together with CDC Mildura. CDC Victoria also formerly operated CDC Fleet taxi services in Melbourne but this ceased in early 2021. Fleet As at June 2022, the entire CDC Victoria fleet consisted of 610 buses and coaches. History Kefford Corporation The Kefford Corporation was started in the early 1850s when Richard Papworth Kefford began operating horse-drawn lorries in Collingwood. The business later began operating trucks but sold that side of its business in 1976. Westrans In January 1976, Kefford Corporation became a public transport operator, with the purchase of Point Cook - Werribee Passenger Service, Werribee. In July 1987, Bono Bus Lines, Maidstone was purchased with route 406 Footscray – Keilor East and operated from a new depot in Footscray. , the Bono family continues to operate Firefly Express in Maidstone. In January 1988, Kefford Corporation purchased the Sitch Group and its subsidiaries: Altona Bus Lines, Altona Footscray - Yarraville Bus Service, Yarraville North Sunshine Bus Service, Sunshine St Albans Bus Service, Sunshine Sitch Bus Service, Sunshine In May 1991, St Kilda Bus Service was purchased with route 606 Port Melbourne - St Kilda and rebranded Werribee Bus Lines. The Point Cook - Werribee, Bono, Sitch and Weribee operations were rebranded as Westrans in Westrans. Eastrans In January 1988 Kefford Corporation also purchased routes 605 Melbourne City Centre − Elsternwick and 630 Elwood − Monash University from Sinclair's Bus Service. The operation was rebranded as Eastrans