School Bus Driver
About the role
Krapf School Bus is seeking Drivers to join the team in the York area, servicing Red Lion Area School District students. This is a fantastic part-time opportunity with no experience required—paid training to obtain your Commercial Driver License and bonus incentives are provided. Ideal for ride-share drivers, gig workers, retirees, stay-at-home parents, or college students looking for a consistent part-time schedule with steady income. Enjoy more time off and room for growth in a new role.
Responsibilities
- Transport students safely and reliably on scheduled routes
- Follow all school bus safety protocols and regulations
- Maintain a clean and well-kept vehicle
- Assist students as needed while ensuring a secure environment
- Adhere to split schedule: part-time, 20–25 hours per week, 9.5 months per year (38 weeks)
- Opportunities to sign up for additional hours during sports, trips, extended, or summer programs
- Drivers may bring their children to work
Requirements
- Valid driver’s license with at least one year of driving experience
- Ability to pass a background check
Benefits
- Very competitive pay: $84.00–$109.00 per day
- Teladoc service 100% covered by company (virtual healthcare for non-emergency conditions, including diagnosis and prescriptions)
- Dental, vision, life insurance, disability, and employee assistance benefits
- Paid training
- Up to $250 Training Completion Bonus (terms apply)
- Opportunities to qualify for health insurance benefits by averaging 130+ hours per month over a year through extra driving
- Advancement opportunities: move into full-time trainer, dispatcher, or operations manager roles
About the Company
Krapf School Bus is a family-owned and operated transportation business established in 1942 by George Krapf, Jr., to provide pupil transportation for local municipalities. Starting with two school buses, the company has grown into one of the largest private providers of contracted school bus transportation in the nation, operating in Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, and New York.