City & Excursion Tour Bus Driver

Responsibilities

• Drive hotel guest tour groups through CDMX and to regional excursion destinations — Teotihuacán (50km), Tepoztlán (80km), Taxco (175km), Puebla (130km), Tula (90km)
• Execute CDMX city tour routes — historic centro, Coyoacán, Xochimilco trajinera connections, UNAM, Polanco
• Navigate CDMX metropolitan traffic with expert bus handling — narrow colonial streets, major avenues, Periférico, and tunnel systems
• Coordinate with tour guide on group timing, city circuit stops, and excursion site logistics
• Manage bus passenger safety in CDMX's complex traffic environment
• Execute early-morning Teotihuacán departures — 7am departure avoids crowd and heat peaks at the site
• Manage bus parking logistics at congested sites — Teotihuacán, Zócalo, Xochimilco, Coyoacán

Requirements

• Valid Class C driver's license — passenger bus
• Clean driving record — essential in CDMX enforcement environment
• Expert CDMX urban route navigation and bus handling in narrow colonial streets
• Regional excursion route knowledge — Teotihuacán, Tepoztlán, Puebla, Taxco approaches
• Basic English for group communication
• Physical stamina for CDMX driving demands — metropolitan traffic is significantly more intensive than highway driving

Benefits

• IMSS, Aguinaldo, vacation + premium
• Transport subsidy
• Meals on excursion days
• Uniform

Work environment

CDMX metropolitan and regional excursion routes. The most technically demanding bus driving environment in Mexico — urban complexity, narrow streets, and the full-scale traffic of the Americas' largest city.

About the role

The navigator who makes CDMX accessible. The 50-seat tour bus that leaves a Polanco hotel at 7am and arrives at the base of the Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacán by 8:15 — navigating out of the city through CDMX's northern sprawl before the traffic peaks — has given the group an hour at the site before the tourist crowds arrive and before the Altiplano sun reaches its full intensity. The driver who executes that timing correctly, every time, has made the experience of one of the world's great archaeological sites genuinely better.