As a Bus Driver with the Wake County Public School System, you can play an important role in getting students to and from school safely. You'll have the power to brighten each child's morning with a friendly hello and a smooth ride to school. It's a great way to give back to the community — and you're sure to get attached to the kids you drive each day.
$1,200 sign-on bonus
Earn up to $3,000 in attendance bonuses annually
$18.55 / hour to start
CDL license fees paid
Flexible schedule with mid-day break
Routes close to home
A day in the life of a Wake County bus driver
Driving for us could be your destination.
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Vincent
Bus Operations Team Leader
"This is a positive work environment we all work together to get the job done. I enjoy team building with my colleagues and working with my supervisor. He really teaches me a lot. It's a very good schedule with all weekends and holidays off, plus a break in the middle of the day. With other jobs, you can't really do that."
Maurice
Bus Driver
"I enjoy communicating with students, as well as the other bus drivers and teachers. I was a detective before joining and have had to learn how to transport students since I joined the Wake County Public School System. This is a great place to build a career."
What you'll love
- Knowing that you play an important part in a child's day
- Having your mid-morning to yourself to take on other part-time work or just relax
- Playing a vital role in the success of each student, which gives you purpose
- Ending each day with the feeling that you made a true difference
What it's like
- Our typical schedule is up to four hours in the morning, a mid-day break and up to four hours in the afternoon
- You'll have opportunities for mid-day runs, field trips and overtime if you choose
- No weekends or holidays!
- We'll get you the route that works best for you
What it takes
- 18+ years old
- Valid NC driver's license for a minimum of two years
- CDL license or permit is required, but we'll pay you to get it
- Good driving record
- At least 30 hours of time a week
- Background check
- Training on driving and working with kids, which we'll provide
