Ex bus driver here, I did 20 years.
Money looks great on paper for a job you can learn in a few weeks.
But it's not, long days, split shifts, 5 1/2 hours driving solid with a 30 minute break then another 4 1/2 hours, all of this can be without access to a toilet.
There is a reason many bus drivers carry an empty plastic milk bottle.
Depending on where you are, starting can be from 04 00, finishing can be 01 30, not the same shift obvs.
Most of the customers are great, but a significant percentage are just awful, I have been threatened and spat at more times than I can remember.
Bus driving ( outside London) , most of the work is selling and checking tickets, trying to keep the bus on time with no support from the company.
The actual driving is the easy bit.
COVID ripped through the industry, they worked throughout with very little support, so many deaths.
There is a reason they can't recruit and retain staff, and it's because it's a crap job.
Might be better in some places, the only happy drivers I know work in London.
So, from me, it's a no.