In Canada and the US we make a set amount per route run. For example, if you do a morning run of a bus load of elementary school children and another with say, High School kids you might make as much as $40 for the run. It all depends on how long it takes, distance and how many kids you take.
During the rest of the day a school bus driver can make more money doing charters (school trips, company outings etc) or doing kindergarden take homes or take in's.
Generally speaking a driver can make as little as $200/week to as much as $400 to $500/week!
Unless it's a union shop, there are usually no benefits.
We also don't get paid for PD days, or the school breaks, (Winter, Spring and Summer). We do get paid if a snow day is called. We get all paid holiday's except for those that fall in the summer off season.
Not enough if you are speaking about transit buses.
Driver wages are determined through negotiations (if the operation is unionized) or set by Municipalities (if City run). In either case, the qualifications/skills/licensing/certification required to operate a bus in Ontario far exceed the wages a driver receives no matter what an 'average rate of pay' is.
(Just the opinion of a former transit bus driver)
£8.77
About 15,000 a year
Bus drivers offered £20,000 a week
Various factors can influence how much a London bus driver earns. You could expect to earn about £500 - £700 a week.
about 4000 dollars a year
As much as the company decides to pay them.
around £7.00 per hour
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority
61k a year
The average yearly salary for a bus driver in Edinburgh, Indiana is $23,000. The average annual salary for a bus driver in Pontiac, Michigan is $30,000.
Anything up ti £1300 per month
30.18/hr top rate i know because im a driver