Bus driver

Bus transport plays a key role in citizens’ daily lives, tourism, and public transportation. Bus drivers are responsible for the safe and comfortable transport of passengers on short city routes, intercity, or international lines. If you enjoy driving, working with people, and being responsible, a bus driving job offers a stable and long-term career.

Main Job Roles

1. City and Suburban Bus Driver

• Job Description: Driving on regular city and nearby routes.
• Responsibilities: Picking up passengers at stops, following the timetable, ensuring passenger safety, ticket sales and control, customer interaction.

2. Intercity and International Bus Driver

• Job Description: Transporting passengers over longer routes between cities and countries.
• Responsibilities: Organizing trips, driving on long routes, ensuring passenger comfort and safety, following legal regulations and driving time limits.

3. Tourist Bus Driver

• Job Description: Transporting tourist groups on excursions, sightseeing tours, and longer trips.
• Responsibilities: Driving according to pre-arranged itineraries, coordinating with tour guides and passengers, vehicle maintenance, assisting passengers during the trip.

Preferred Skills and Qualifications

• Category D driving license.
• Passenger transport qualification (CPC card).
• Responsibility, focus, and independence.
• Courtesy and good communication skills.
• Knowledge of traffic regulations and safety rules.
• Patience and ability to work in varying conditions and schedules.

Why Choose a Bus Driving Job?

• Stable and long-term employment.
• Daily interaction and work with people.
• Opportunities for travel and visiting new destinations.
• Responsible work with clearly defined tasks.
• Various work options: city, intercity, international, and tourist transport.