Communication skills a must and be well dressed

You need a class E chauffeur license is all I believe

Apply for the job, most just drive vans, some do require a CDL B with passenger endorsement, depends on how many seats the van/bus has.

There's not really much you got to do to your shuttle driver depending on the rig vans and such straight box fans turned into shuttle vehicles that's not much but buses and whatnot I would recommend going through an academy having a lot of patience customer service and work on your defensive driving under the rest situation it's because of the fact that job is that dangerous you got people on the bus getting irritated I see more crashes from drivers who are shuttle drivers or bus drivers rather but really big deep and find out if you're that kind of person if you want to be in a vehicle with a bunch of people work on your timing work on your state of mind that's all that I can really say other than that you just apply and go for it and learn as you go I'm driving logistics world is you got to just be in it to deal with knowing what it takes doesn't take much to get started but it does take a lot of patience when you're in the field

Usually, Hotel Shuttle Drivers drive vans, but you need a passenger endorsement on your Driver's License and may have to get a Class B License.

I have no idea never drove one

I have all that. I drove a semi for 41 yrs and no accidents in the past 10 yrs. Last 5 yrs I have been retired.

Have the valid credentials

To become a Hotel Shuttle Driver, you typically need a valid driver's license, a clean driving record, and excellent customer service skills. The pay for working 10 hours a day, 4 days a week can vary depending on the location and company, but on average, Hotel Shuttle Drivers can earn around $15 to $20 per hour.

Check out job search platforms like Jobcase, Indeed, and Glassdoor for Hotel Shuttle Driver positions in your area. Good luck!