Depending on the Company and the size of the Shuttle you may or may not need a CDL with Passenger Endorsement. Smaller Shuttles can be driven with a regular license if there are less than 14 passengers. Many companies however will request you to get a cleared PUC medical exam card and also pass a drug test even if you do not have to have a CDL. They usually also require a clear driving record that you will need to provide proof for. Many places also require that you have at least a high school diploma or GED. If you are looking at this as a secondary job, be aware of any DOT regulations that may apply in regard to hours per day that can be worked and days in a row with days off in between. Good Luck with your job search.

To become a Shuttle Driver, you typically need a valid driver's license with a clean driving record. Some employers may require a commercial driver's license (CDL) or specific endorsements depending on the size of the vehicle you'll be driving. Additionally, you may need to complete defensive driving training.

You can also search for Shuttle Driver positions on online job boards like Jobcase, Indeed, and Monster to see specific qualifications that employers are looking for. Good luck with your job search!