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The average salary for a Bus Driver in U.S. is $51,310.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $51,310

$30,290$77,640

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $24.67

$14.56$37.33

What does a Bus Driver earn?

On average, bus drivers in the U.S. earn around $51,310 per year. The role of a bus driver is to transport passengers to and from a variety of locations safely and efficiently. Bus drivers must be knowledgeable of the local area and adhere to all transportation regulations. In addition to driving, they may be responsible for sales of tickets and ensuring travelers adhere to safety instructions. Bus drivers may also be required to provide a commentary and detailed information about points of interest to passengers.

How to earn more as a Bus Driver

If you wish to become a bus driver, you'll need to obtain a driver's license that allows you to operate large vehicles. You might also need to get additional qualifications in areas such as customer service and safety. To become a more experienced bus driver and earn more money, you can gain additional qualifications in areas such as driving instructors or in driver education. You may also have the option to become self-employed or manage a large fleet of buses for a transport company.