Student Ride Driver

Job Title: Route Driver for Students

Job Description

You use your own car to drive students from their house to their school in the morning, and then back home in the afternoon when school lets out. This is similar to Uber in that you are operating your own car like a school bus.

Pay

- Pay is given based on the number of trips, not the number of students.

Example

2 trips/day: one trip from the student’s house to the school in the morning, then one trip in the afternoon from the student’s school to their home. Usually takes around 2 hours in total. $70/day

3 Trips/day: 2 Trips + one more trip either in the morning or in the afternoon. Usually takes around 3 hours in total. $105/day

4 Trips/day: Two trips in the morning, two trips in the afternoon. Usually takes around 4 hours. $140/day

- There are other types of trips other than the ones mentioned above. If the ride distance is far, then pay increases.

- You are paid by check or direct deposit every week.

How It Works

- 1-3 students can be assigned per trip. The number of students is determined by the school district.

- Once you become contracted to the company, we will give you an offer, and once you accept the offer, your work begins.

- You report your taxes with a 1099 form.

- The company will consider your location first when assigning you a route, but sometimes you may have to go far. In this case, you have the option of accepting or declining the offer.

- During the school semester, you will need to give rides from Monday through Friday. However, on days students don’t go to school, like on holidays or during break, there is no work. During summer break, you could give students rides to summer school.

Duties

- Safely and responsibly ride students.

- Provide excellent service in a friendly and professional manner.

- Perform routine vehicle inspections and maintenance, reporting any issues to management.

Benefits

- Competitive pay based on trip and mileage.

- No weekend and no holiday work.

Qualification

- 21 years or older.

- Had a US Driver’s License for at least 3 years.

- Have an Illinois Driver’s License.

- Have your own car that has 4 or more doors.

- Have a Social Security Number.

- Need School Bus Permit (SBP) (refer to explanation below)

How to Get SBP (School Bus Permit)

- Take an 8-hour ROE Class managed by the school district, and at the end of the class, you will take a test. You register for this class through the company, and the company will provide you with a study guide.

- Get a Physical Exam, Drug test, and TB test at a location specified by the company.

- Get a Background Check done at a location specified by the company.

- Get a Safety Inspection for the car you will be driving at a location specified by the government.

- Take a 1st Division School Bus Permit Written Test at a specified DMV location. A study guide will be provided.

- Take a Driving Test in the car you will be driving after passing the written test.

- Once you pass all tests and exams, a new driver’s license with SBP Class-D printed on it will be sent to you.

- Please note that you CANNOT operate a normal school bus with this license.

No preparation fees! All Charges Covered by Us!

Only applicable to process for getting SBP

Job Types: Part-time, Contract

Pay: $30.00 - $35.00 per hour

Expected hours: 10 – 30 per week

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule
• Referral program

Application Question(s):

• Are you willing to undergo a background check, drug test and TB test, in accordance with local law and regulations?

Ability to Relocate:

• Lombard, IL: Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location: On the road