How to become a Shuttle Driver
Transports passengers, employees, guests, or freight between designated locations while operating vehicles safely, conducting inspections, maintaining logs and cleanliness, assisting passengers, and providing reliable customer service.
Top Skills Required
- Safe shuttle and commercial vehicle operation
- Vehicle inspections and defect reporting
- DOT and FMCSA compliance
Education & Certifications
Typical: High school diploma or GED is commonly preferred or required, along with a valid driver’s license; CDL roles may require a DOT medical card and passenger endorsement.
Alternative paths:
- Less than high school education with related experience or training
- Equivalent combination of education and experience
- Employer-provided training and required recurrent safety training