Bus Driver Job turns your city into a working public transport network. A driver walks up to the dispatcher at the depot, picks a route and a bus, and drives the line stop by stop: at every stop the bus is held at the kerb while passengers step off and queue at the front door to board, one at a time, with a camera that shows it happening. Serve the last stop, bring the bus back to the depot and the run is paid. Real players can climb aboard too — the ticket is charged automatically and goes straight to the driver.
What separates it from other FiveM bus scripts is that every number belongs to the server. A stop only counts when the server has seen the driver at it, at the wheel of the bus that run was approved for; the pay, the crash penalty and the passenger count are all worked out server side from one config file — a modified client cannot name its own price. Drivers level up endlessly, unlock bigger buses that pay more, and compete on daily and monthly leaderboards that pay the top three. And there is no SQL to import: the first start builds the tables, registers the job on ESX and upgrades an older install in place.
