For all the new operators watching this… never forget, this job is earned, you earned this.. and no one can take it away from you, but you!.. Follow the methods that zerega teaches you.. don’t worry about being on time, tune out the customers and road ragers, take your time! and you’re in for a good long career… best of luck 💪🏼
@0:32 I need total silence please. Thank you. Reminds me of high school days 😂😂 But all kidding aside when the rubber meets the road; no pun intended you'll be looking at an exciting career ahead
Training is the fun part so enjoy it....once out on your own THE HARDEST PART OF BEING A BUS OPERATOR WILL BE YOUR CO-WORKERS believe it or not. If they are your leader on a route they may leave late on purpose causing you have to pick up everyone at the first stop, Or they may DRAG THEIR FEET in front of you so when you pass them now they are riding your tail while you pick up customers. Get used to the fact your coworkers will be scumbags on the route. If you can get passed the stress of this......then we can all say WELCOME TO NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT
UTILISING SIGNALS LIGHT IS VERY IMPORTANT. WELL EVERYTHING IS IMPORTTANT IN THIS CARRER . EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED .. REMEMBER U ARE IN CONTROL, PUSH AND PULLS ALWAYS, COVER UR BREAKS.. NEVER ASUME THE U KNOW EVERYTHING , FORWARD PLANNING IS VERY IMPORTANT , ANTICIPATE , THINK AHEAD BEFORE SOMETHING HAPPENS.. SITUATIONS OF AWARENESS IS A KEY ALWAYS.. WELL SAID SUP. RAUL FOLLOW EVERY STEP T THE WAY AND U WILL PASS THAT COMMERCIAL LICENSE.
They used to train drivers in Nassau here prior to 2012 when MTA still ran things. We miss the MTA running bus operations in Nassau tremendously and wish they would return!
Good morning everyone .. I am a bus driver Here in Brazil .. I have experience with conventional and articulated buses.. I wish to be a driver for the MTA bus in New York .. thank you very much to everyone.
AM A BUS OPERATOR FOR LONG 23 YEARS NOW, HE IS A GREAT INSTRUCTOR.. IS ALOT STUDENTS IN THAT BUS NOT EVERYONE IS GOING TO PAY ATENTION TO WHATS HE IS SAYING..
@billboard23 he still there saw him on November 3 he told me literally that I was wearing a shirt n he like that's a polo shirt im like this ain't polo I was wearing a shirt he was wearing n I was wearing a tie he gave me a second chance n today is my day 7 of training
For all the new operators watching this… never forget, this job is earned, you earned this.. and no one can take it away from you, but you!.. Follow the methods that zerega teaches you.. don’t worry about being on time, tune out the customers and road ragers, take your time! and you’re in for a good long career… best of luck 💪🏼
He was my 7 day Sup,awesome guy.He taught me alot and still use it till this day.
Can you please refrain from typing in CAPITAL letters? I will be deleting this comment shortly because of this...Thank You...
@@YoungNYCSubwayFan NO WAY JOSÉ . LOL
@@YoungNYCSubwayFanstop taking everything up the ass
Never did
theses are good tips for drivers everywhere not only busses especially the horn and break
SHE ISN'T READY❗
What make you say that. She seem to be doing fine.
She definitely isn't ready then she kept going to close to the parked cars
@@michelejones8656 if she was that close, then the instructor wouldve called her out
@@Lemon-zw7cb he actually did and a few times. He wasnt mean about it and presented it to the rest of the trainees on the bus as a lesson on-the-go.
great instructor and so polite some instructr make a nervous by so loud voice 😂😂
He is great he trained me 3 years ago
Its always cool to see the Sups drive. I've been around 10 years i was trained by Gus Gonzalez, one of the best. He wouldn't hesitate to drive.
Ugh! I do not miss those 7 day training days smh 2 years in so far with NYC Transit!
@@Datryl86 just made 5 years,was in panic mode during that training 🤣
@0:32
I need total silence please. Thank you.
Reminds me of high school days 😂😂
But all kidding aside when the rubber meets the road; no pun intended you'll be looking at an exciting career ahead
Training is the fun part so enjoy it....once out on your own THE HARDEST PART OF BEING A BUS OPERATOR WILL BE YOUR CO-WORKERS believe it or not. If they are your leader on a route they may leave late on purpose causing you have to pick up everyone at the first stop, Or they may DRAG THEIR FEET in front of you so when you pass them now they are riding your tail while you pick up customers. Get used to the fact your coworkers will be scumbags on the route. If you can get passed the stress of this......then we can all say WELCOME TO NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT
She got the nice treatment! He didn't put his coffee on the dash and told her not to spill it lol
She did OK. It can be abit nerve wrecking having a kinda intense training inspector on your tail. I know she was happy when it was over lol
He is MR Costa the Puerto Rican superintendent from Eastchester depot
FROM FRESH POND DEPOT
UTILISING SIGNALS LIGHT IS VERY IMPORTANT. WELL EVERYTHING IS IMPORTTANT IN THIS CARRER . EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED .. REMEMBER U ARE IN CONTROL, PUSH AND PULLS ALWAYS, COVER UR BREAKS.. NEVER ASUME THE U KNOW EVERYTHING , FORWARD PLANNING IS VERY IMPORTANT , ANTICIPATE , THINK AHEAD BEFORE SOMETHING HAPPENS.. SITUATIONS OF AWARENESS IS A KEY ALWAYS.. WELL SAID SUP. RAUL FOLLOW EVERY STEP T THE WAY AND U WILL PASS THAT COMMERCIAL LICENSE.
Can you please refrain from typing in CAPITAL letters? I will delete this comment shortly because of this...Thank You...
@@YoungNYCSubwayFan lmaooo
They used to train drivers in Nassau here prior to 2012 when MTA still ran things. We miss the MTA running bus operations in Nassau tremendously and wish they would return!
That will be too much hassle. It's already a problem to travel to the bronx for this.
Good morning everyone .. I am a bus driver Here in Brazil .. I have experience with conventional and articulated buses.. I wish to be a driver for the MTA bus in New York .. thank you very much to everyone.
i seen those videos, that has to be stressful. i appreciate you bro, much love from NYC
AM A BUS OPERATOR FOR LONG 23 YEARS NOW, HE IS A GREAT INSTRUCTOR.. IS ALOT STUDENTS IN THAT BUS NOT EVERYONE IS GOING TO PAY ATENTION TO WHATS HE IS SAYING..
Can you please refrain from typing in CAPITAL letters? Thank you.
On day 7 how long is the qualifying test
15 to 20 mins if I remember correctly,they have you do everything you learned.
Whats with the badge??
This was my Supt 5 years ago, anyone know if he retired yet?
He's still here. Saw him at Eastchester
he’s at zerega
@@billboard23Do they really go hard on the pre inspection word for word ?
@@brickflipper5273 you gotta know the exact components and parts
@billboard23 he still there saw him on November 3 he told me literally that I was wearing a shirt n he like that's a polo shirt im like this ain't polo I was wearing a shirt he was wearing n I was wearing a tie he gave me a second chance n today is my day 7 of training
They are making this WAAAAAY to complicated.
Word i don't even want this instructor she trying to make him pay attention he just completely ignoring her
He’s good you should see my instructor telling, you hit the cone the cone you fail, man I brush one cone calm down.
She dont no how to listen to instruction lol
You cant have a no it all attitude during a class.
Good driving hope she passed this time on her exam
October 2025 I start my process
Don't listen to him,do what you think is best😁
Drive backwards
GO fast over the speed bumps🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How many accidents has this so called instructor have before he became a rat dispatcher/instructor?
There are definitely better instructors than him
But the trainee also has a bad attitude