One of the most important qualifications to being a motor coach operator is an appropriate attitude.  Recognizing how essential safety is in this profession, a motor coach operator needs to have a positive attitude toward safety.  Risk-taking behind the wheel of a motor coach is unacceptable.

A motor coach operator must be a professional. Motor coach operators are among the most visible employees of Dynamic Tours & Transportation.  The public sees you performing your job, which can result in a perception being formed. It is up to you to help form this perception into one of trust and respect.

All safety issues and concerns are primarily regulated and mandated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration and the Florida Department of Transportation.   All of our drivers are expected to meet and exceed the minimal standards set forth in the regulations in the FMCSA driver handbook.   We have experienced drivers with million of miles and driving hours combined and the knowledge of all the safety regulations and company policies to assure the well being of our passengers and our employees.  We are always updating and re-educating the drivers on any changes or revisions as they become available.  We also encourage suggestions on how we can improve our safety record.   Our drivers “police” each other on safety issues; they help one another and report those who do not comply to avoid unfortunate incidents.

Here are just a few of the rules and regulations our drivers follow every time they operate our motor coaches:

Motor coach operators shall:

 • Never back up without the assistance of another capable adult.

 • Not to leave the bus unattended when passengers are present.

 • Make sure all aisles and passageways are kept clear.

 • Not to permit animals or potentially hazardous materials or objects in the motor coach.

 • Not to fuel coach while passengers are on the motor coach or while the motor is running.

 • Maintain a neat and clean appearance.

 • No use tobacco on the motor coach and shall not permit passengers to us tobacco on the motor coach.

 • Not to be under the influence of any alcoholic beverage or any drug likely to affect the person's ability to operate the vehicle safely while on duty or within (12) hours before going on duty to operate a motor coach.

 • Allow time for passengers to be seated before putting the motor coach in motion.

 • Perform a complete pre-trip inspection and fill out a pre-trip inspection form.

 • Perform a complete post-trip including a walk through at the end of your shift.

 • Use telephones for emergency purposes only.

 • Adhere closely to the established schedule, and advise dispatch if your schedule is delayed.

 • Keep the motor coach clean on the inside and outside, well ventilated, or heated at all times.

 • See that no more occupants shall be in any motor coach at one time than number of seats provided.

 • Operate motor coach at all times in a safe, reasonable and prudent manner and in accordance with all state and local laws, ordinances and rules.

 • Make sure the motor coach is not used when in an unsafe or semi-safe condition.

 • Secure the motor coach when it is in motion and when parked.

Each driver completes a Driving Safety Interactive On-line course administered by J.J. Keller, the premier safety and management company.

 

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