About the job Bus Driver Germany
You drive buses in Europe. Time for a real job in Germany.
You have your Class D license. You have Code 95. You drive buses somewhere in the EU.
But maybe your contract is short. Or your pay is late. Or no one helps you when there's a problem.
We can change that.
Who is hiring
Our client is a family-owned transport group based in northern Germany.
They run two types of routes, and they are hiring for both:
- Long-distance (FlixBus partner since 2014): routes across Germany and to France, Switzerland, Austria, and more.
- Local & regional (over 30 years in Hannover): city lines, rail replacement service (SEV), and charter trips.
This is not a temp agency job. You get hired direct, on a permanent contract.
Tell us what fits you better — long trips across Europe, or daily routes close to home. There's a job for both.
What you get
Long-distance job (FlixBus):
- Base salary: €2,667 gross per month + tax-free travel allowances
- +25% night bonus | +125% holiday bonus
- Take-home pay usually €2,400–€3,000 net
- Single hotel rooms on long trips
- International routes — France, Switzerland, Austria
Local job (city lines / SEV / charter):
- €15 per hour, paid on time every month
- +25% night | +50% Sunday | +125% holiday
- €14 daily allowance for shifts over 8 hours
- €50 shopping voucher every month
- Extra pay for SEV, articulated buses, and split shifts
For both jobs you also get:
- Permanent full-time contract from day one
- Cheap room in a company flat — €250/month
- Help with paperwork — city registration, health insurance, bank account
- Legal support if something happens on the job that's not your fault
- Modern buses, own workshop, own cleaning team — you just drive
- Uniform included
What you need
- Class D license + Code 95 + driver card
- English or German, A2 level
- Friendly. Reliable. On time.
For the long-distance job: 2 years experience driving buses internationally.
For the local job: Experience is good but not required. New drivers welcome.
Your German is not perfect? No problem. There's support for that too.
How to apply
Send us your CV — English is fine. Tell us which job interests you (or both — we'll talk).
We answer fast. We explain every step. We help you move to Hannover.
Two jobs. One stable employer. Long-term future in German