Bus Driver

Posted 9 days ago

mountain line transit authorityMorgantown (WV)

Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity Bus and Other Motor Vehicle Transit Systems

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$24.63/hour

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About the role

BUS DRIVER Mountain Line Transit Authority Drive your community forward! Full-time position, $24.63/hour with full benefits and paid holidays/vacation/sick. Provide safe, timely, customer- focused transportation throughout Monongalia County. High school diploma/equivalent and driving experience required; Must obtain CDL Class B with passenger endorsement; we provide training. Must be available Sunday-Saturday. EOE Apply: www.busride.org or (304) 291-7433 Mountain Line Transit Authority is the public transportation operator serving Monongalia County, West Virginia, including Morgantown and the campus of West Virginia University. Mountain Line, officially the Monongalia County Urban Mass Transit Authority, operates 22 local bus routes in Monongalia County, and one intercity route to Pittsburgh. In 2025, the system had a ridership of 650,500. Mountain Line was founded in 1995, when the City of Morgantown and Monongalia County merged their transit services. Initially, the Mountain Line system served approximately 200,000 passengers per year. Late-night service to the WVU campus began in 2002, growing ridership for the system. Greyhound discontinued its intercity bus service through Morgantown in 2005, and Mountain Line responded by launching the Grey Line intercity service, which continues to operate as of 2024. Mountaineer Station, a bus station co-located with the WVU Personal Rapid Transit system's Health Sciences Center station, opened in 2007. provided by The Observer-Reporter recblid 0627t 0wv 8fregcgeuimxz 8x 3jlv 040

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