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Also called chauffeur, executive chauffeur, funeral car chauffeur and motor coach chauffeur.
$37,290
Median pay a year
248,530
People do this work
6
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Driving passenger vehicles
Inspecting motor vehicles
Cleaning vehicles and components
Maintaining vehicles in good condition
Recording travel details
Reporting vehicle malfunctions
Reading maps
Moving supplies
Preparing accident reports
Receiving performance instructions
Notifying hazards
Providing transportation information
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Shuttle Driver and Chauffeur
Summary
Shuttle driver transporting passengers in buses, limousines, and company cars on scheduled routes. Responsible for vehicle safety checks, routine maintenance, and assisting passengers with their needs
Experience
Shuttle Driver and Chauffeur
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Drove shuttle buses, limousines, and company cars to transport passengers
Picked up and dropped off passengers at scheduled neighborhood locations
Checked vehicle tires, brakes, lights, and safety equipment for proper operation
Tested vehicle equipment like lights, brakes, and windshield wipers
Provided assistance to passengers entering and exiting vehicles and with luggage
Reported vehicle problems to dispatchers or company mechanics
Performed routine vehicle maintenance, such as adding gasoline and checking tire pressure
Skills
Hands-On Work
Driving passenger vehicles, Cleaning vehicles and components, Moving supplies
Technical Skills
Maintaining vehicles in good condition, Recording travel details, Preparing accident reports
Reading maps, Driver's license, Inspecting motor vehicles
Education
High School Diploma Your school, Year
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Tested vehicle lights and brakesChecked tires and safety equipmentFollowed traffic rules while drivingOperated vehicles for special needsPicked up and dropped off passengersHelped passengers with luggage
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Tested vehicle lights and brakes to ensure safe operation
Followed traffic rules to ensure safe and courteous driving for passengers
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Tested vehicle lights and brakes to ensure safe operation, resulting in fewer breakdowns during trips
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Fewer breakdowns during tripsIncreased passenger safetySmoother rides for passengers
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Show what improved once you followed traffic rules
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Followed traffic rules to ensure safe and courteous driving for passengers
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Reduced delays during tripsEnhanced passenger comfortImproved on-time arrivals
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The work itself
What a Shuttle Driver and Chauffeur does
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Drive a motor vehicle to transport passengers on a planned or scheduled basis. May collect a fare. Includes nonemergency medical transporters and hearse drivers.
What it pays
How much does a Shuttle Driver and Chauffeur make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$32,710
Median
$37,290
75th percentile
$45,700
About 248,530 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$35,410
$39,800
$47,840
AL
$28,370
$30,960
$35,760
AR
$27,740
$29,740
$33,900
AZ
$33,620
$36,840
$43,360
CA
$37,330
$44,730
$50,660
CO
$36,720
$41,020
$48,870
CT
$36,470
$38,540
$45,690
DC
$44,750
$45,700
$58,150
DE
$35,020
$37,880
$51,440
FL
$30,070
$34,660
$36,980
GA
$29,140
$34,110
$40,490
HI
$42,100
$50,310
$63,110
IA
$27,810
$32,580
$37,440
ID
$31,770
$36,190
$44,540
IL
$34,980
$37,590
$46,780
IN
$28,400
$32,780
$37,500
KS
$30,000
$34,670
$37,130
KY
$29,210
$33,580
$37,290
LA
$26,360
$30,640
$37,680
MA
$37,890
$43,590
$47,860
MD
$36,380
$39,750
$47,140
ME
$35,540
$38,060
$44,730
MI
$31,270
$36,330
$42,050
MN
$35,130
$39,810
$48,410
MO
$32,720
$37,050
$43,780
MS
$21,640
$26,900
$33,090
MT
$32,780
$36,620
$41,690
NC
$28,350
$31,980
$37,470
ND
$35,980
$37,560
$44,840
NE
$30,320
$35,280
$38,490
NH
$29,080
$34,090
$47,900
NJ
$35,900
$39,470
$47,610
NM
$28,750
$34,970
$39,610
NV
$30,610
$36,170
$46,830
NY
$36,680
$44,160
$54,820
OH
$29,390
$33,530
$37,960
OK
$28,210
$32,590
$36,400
OR
$35,510
$37,310
$44,980
PA
$27,740
$34,230
$38,220
PR
$21,840
$21,890
$22,920
RI
$31,770
$36,300
$43,360
SC
$26,050
$30,490
$35,920
SD
$32,550
$36,310
$38,230
TN
$30,180
$33,450
$38,790
TX
$27,820
$35,600
$41,530
UT
$33,910
$37,890
$45,450
VA
$34,330
$38,670
$46,600
VT
$39,370
$42,270
$46,320
WA
$40,660
$44,660
$51,340
WI
$28,180
$34,000
$37,900
WV
$24,010
$27,950
$31,400
WY
$29,360
$33,540
$37,670
Other names
Other names for this job
chauffeur, executive chauffeur, funeral car chauffeur, motor coach chauffeur, airport apron bus driver, airport shuttle driver, airside transfer bus driver, bus driver, car driver, corporate driver, courtesy car driver, courtesy van driver.
More names for this work
crew car driver, driver, escort car driver, family driver, funeral car driver, hearse driver, hotel shuttle driver, limo driver, limousine driver, livery car driver, motor coach driver, motor pool driver, nonemergency medical transporter, patient transportation driver, rehabilitation driver, shuttle bus driver, shuttle driver, special client bus driver, special needs bus driver, transportation driver, transporter, van delivery driver, van driver, vehicle operator, wheelchair van driver.
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This page is about the occupation Shuttle Drivers and Chauffeurs. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.