All Route drivers require a CDL license with a passenger endorsement. Route drivers must be able to follow a published route schedule, collect fares, secure mobility devices, complete trip sheets, and pre-trip and post-trip vehicles.

Demand Response and Non-Emergency Medical Transportation (NEMT) drivers do not require a CDL license but must have a Class D license and a clean driving record. Demand Response and NEMT operate transit vans transporting passengers to designated locations following a scheduled manifest. 

EPTA provides full-time drivers with at least 35 hours weekly. Being a full-time driver, you will be eligible for benefits.

Part-time drivers have flexibility in the days they work, and are valuable employees to EPTA's operation.