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Bus Driver, Part-Time
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What they do
A Bus Driver drives buses and transport passengers along a designated route. Works for a city public transit system, regional bus company, or school district.
$43,564 / year median in Florida
+7% projected growth
Job Description
Join our team as a year round Temporary Bus Driver and help people get where they need to go safely and on time. In this role, you will drive a bus along a set route, greet passengers, and make sure everyone has a safe and comfortable ride. What You'll Do Support transit operations in a year round temporary role. Drive a bus, trolley, or tram safely along assigned routes. Help passengers with questions and collect fares. Make sure the bus is comfortable (heat, air, lighting). Follow ADA rules and help passengers with disabilities, including securing wheelchairs. Check your bus and equipment for safety and general maintenance needs. Complete daily reports and paperwork . Use bus technology like tablets and GPS. Perform other duties as assigned. What We're Looking For High school diploma or GED (or similar experience) A valid driver's license with a good driving record Ability to pass a Florida DOT Medical Exam and keep a current medical card Licensing Have a valid Class A or B CDL with Passenger Endorsement and no Air Brake restriction, OR Have a CDL Permit with Passenger Endorsement before hire Must get a Florida Class B CDL with Passenger Endorsement within 30 days of hire (training and testing provided onsite) Preferred Skills One year of experience driving a bus or large vehicle Knowledge of Lee County roads with the ability to follow navigation systems Ability to drive in all weather and at night Good customer service and communication skills Safety-Sensitive Position Transit Bus Drivers must be able to pass a Florida Department of Transportation Medical Examination and maintain a current medical card. This is a safety-sensitive position that is subject to Drug and Alcohol Workplace Testing as provided in DOT regulation 49 CFR Part 40 and 655. Schedule & Training LeeTran runs 7 days a week, including some holidays (4:00 AM - 11:00 PM) Day and evening shifts available Evening shifts pay extra with shift differential Training provided on the job Why Join Us? Enjoy steady, flexible work schedules based on your availability and department needs. Make a positive impact by helping community members travel safely and comfortably. Gain experience, build skills, or explore transit jobs at your own pace. About the Department LeeTran provides safe, reliable, and accessible public transportation throughout Lee County. Our drivers help residents get to work, school, medical appointments, and more. The department is committed to safety, professional service, and supporting the community. Be part of a team that takes pride in making Lee County a better place! About Lee County Lee County is located in beautiful Southwest Florida and is home to over 800,000 residents. We are dedicated to serving our community with high-quality services and a focus on sustainability and innovation. Join us in making Lee County a great place to live, work, and visit. Find out more about Lee County at Lee County Government .
Benefits
- Flexible Work Schedules