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Before Rob and Sean even walk into the doors of Coast Mountain Bus which is the company operating the public transit buses in Greater Vancouver, the boys, in learning how to be public transit bus drivers, must first obtain their class 2 drivers license, which isn't as easy as they would like. Once at Coast Mountain, they learn that inherent customer skills are more important than inherent driving skills as their trainers believe anyone can learn how to drive a conventional forty foot bus. After being outfitted and given six hours worth of training primarily in class, the boys are ready to hit the road for their road test, each taking a forty foot bus on a drive on Granville and Oak Streets in Vancouver, two of the busiest and narrowest streets in the city. But that test isn't nearly as harrowing as their final test: to drive in an obstacle course used for sanctioned bus rodeos.