Eurobus Public transport
Become a bus driver on scheduled routes
A GA travelcard (general season ticket) for the whole of Switzerland from a 50% workload, at least 5 weeks’ holiday and routes in six regions: as a bus driver on scheduled routes at EUROBUS, you contribute to the service public, because public transport is there for everyone.
The public transport sector is growing, and the timetable offering is being expanded all the time. At EUROBUS, you are driver, coordinator and instructor all in one: a varied profession with prospects, on the road for the public and for the environment. EUROBUS trains its drivers, and provides their further training, itself.
Apply now: You can find all vacancies under Vacancies. EUROBUS also accepts speculative applications.
Your benefits as a bus driver on scheduled routes
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GA travelcard for the whole of Switzerland
from a workload of at least 50%, plus substantial discounts for family members -
At least 5 weeks’ holiday
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A secure, long-term job
in a growth industry, with regular further training -
Modern fleet
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Staff discounts
across the whole Knecht Group
Driving scheduled routes in the Zurich area: your extras
- Working hours that suit you
- Very flexible working hours with a choice of rota groups: normal, late or Monday to Friday
- Modern, versatile fleet of scheduled-service buses
- from articulated buses to hybrid buses
- Variety
- Assignments also in shuttle services and rail replacement
- Opportunities to develop
- in coordination, training instruction or cash-handling instruction
- Comfortable breaks
- Rest rooms, cafeteria and parking spaces
- Everything on site
- Depot for all buses, own washing facility, fuel station and workshop
- Interior cleaning of the buses
- by an external company
- Backup in emergencies
- On-call service around the clock
- Uniform work clothing
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Varied routes in six regions
EUROBUS runs city, regional and night bus routes in the regions of Aargau, Bern, Biel/Bienne, Eastern Switzerland, Central Switzerland and Zurich, including for Regionalbus Lenzburg, Rottal Auto AG, Stadtbus Kreuzlingen, PostBus and the Verkehrsbetriebe Glattal. All regions: Locations & regions.
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No category D yet? Your route to a scheduled bus
The EUROBUS driving school trains drivers in categories D and D1 at its locations in Arbon, Bassersdorf, Biel/Bienne and Ruswil, including in a 4-week intensive course for category D. It also offers CZV (Swiss driver qualification ordinance) further training courses for professional drivers.
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Apply now
You can find all EUROBUS vacancies under Vacancies. Nothing suitable? EUROBUS also accepts speculative applications. More about EUROBUS as an employer: Working at EUROBUS.
Frequently asked questions
Do bus drivers on scheduled routes receive a GA travelcard?
Yes. Employees in public transport receive a GA travelcard for the whole of Switzerland from a workload of at least 50%, and their family members receive substantial discounts.
How do I become a bus driver on scheduled routes?
You need a category D driving licence to drive a bus. The EUROBUS driving school offers a 4-week intensive course for this. You can find costs, dates and information evenings in the Driving school area; the information evening for the intensive course explains how it works.
Which regions can I work in?
EUROBUS runs public transport in the regions of Aargau, Bern, Biel/Bienne, Eastern Switzerland, Central Switzerland and Zurich.
Any questions?
Monday – Friday, 8:00 to 12:00 | 13:00 to 17:00
