Via is working with El Paso County to provide a transportation service for students in El Paso County. We are looking for driver partners who will transport passengers safely to their destinations.
Why drive with Via Student Transit?
- Give back to the local community
- Earn some extra cash!
- Receive a $250 promotion instantly after claiming your first shift.
- $500 new driver partner promotion
- Eligible to earn $26.00/hour plus additional promotions
- Drive with a schedule in mind. Transport students around 6:30 - 9 AM and 2:30 - 4:30 PM, five days a week (subject to change).
- Choose when you log on to drive! Driver Partners are independent contractors who are self-employed and have the flexibility to choose when they provide service, with no minimum commitments
To be eligible to operate on the Via Platform in El Paso County, you must:
- Have a valid driver's license
- Are 25 years of age or older
- Complete a drug screening
- Have more than 5 years of unrestricted, US driving history
- Have at least 5 five years of caregiving experience (experiences that meet the definition of caregiving: parents, professional caregivers, provided care for family members or friends)
- Have personal auto insurance policy
- Drive a vehicle no more than 10 years old
- Pass fingerprint-based criminal background check and motor vehicle record check (SSN needed)
The operating hours for Via's Student Transit is not final and subject to change.
First shift promotion: To be eligible, you must claim your first shift on the Via platform within 28 days of completing your driver onboarding session. This promotion may be revoked or altered at any time at Via's sole discretion, and these terms are subject to change at Via's sole discretion.
New driver partner promotion: To be eligible, you must complete at least 10 hours on the Via platform within 30 days of completing your driver onboarding session. This promotion may be revoked or altered at any time at Via's sole discretion, and these terms are subject to change at Via's sole discretion.
