Bay Area Charter Bus Drivers - Hiring Bonus!

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royal coach toursSan Jose (CA)

Bus Drivers, Transit and Intercity Charter Bus Industry

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$28 up to $33

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About the role

Royal Coach Tours Job Opportunity Royal Coach Tours is an award winning, family owned transit company with over 60 years in the transportation business! Winners of multiple safety and maintenance awards, Royal Coach Tours was also recently voted as the Operator of the Year by the International Motorcoach Group (IMG). We are looking to add some new members to our family to operate our bus charters. HIRING BONUS UP TO $2,000! Bonus amount is based on license, endorsements, and applicable certifications. Full-time employment required. Additional eligibility requirements apply. Full time and part time positions available!!! Pay Range $28 up to $33 with charter bus driving experience and air brakes. Stop by our offices M-F, 9am to 4pm with your commercial driver's license and K4 for on-the-spot interviews ! Submit through Indeed your current license and a K4 DMV report (less than 30 days old). A DMV printout (K4) is available at DMV offices for a $5 fee. You can also request your K4 online here: DMV Website. All Drivers enjoy: Flexible schedules Local driving Over the road driving available Paid Training on the job GratuitiesBiweekly pay The best fleet in the Bay Area - Newer vehicles (2015 and newer) Full time drivers: Medical, dental, vision, life insurance benefits Medical plan with zero deductible available 401K plus Company match Vacation, Sick, Holiday Pay, Birthday PayImmediate openings available. Apply now! Search words: CDL, Class B Driver, Tour Bus Driver, Charter Bus Driver, Motor Coach Driver, Hospitality, Tourism

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