PlayTrail Guide

Thank You Bus Driver: Passenger Rule Violations

Published · Current patch · Last checked 2026-10-15

Black-and-white cartoon bus interior filled with distinctive passengers, including a microwave character.
Official artwork for Thank You Bus Driver.

To identify a passenger rule violation in Thank You Bus Driver, match the passenger you see with the two rules listed for that character. Each of the 11 possible passengers breaks exactly two of the five bus rules: no sleeping, no eating, no stinking, no talking on the phone, and no nail clipping. Bigfoot is the only passenger who clips toenails.

Passenger violation reference

PassengerRules broken
BigfootNo nail clipping; no stinking
ChickenNo talking on the phone; no stinking
DolphinNo sleeping; no talking on the phone
DoughnutNo sleeping; no stinking
GnomeNo eating; no stinking
HorseNo sleeping; no eating
LifesaverNo eating; no stinking
MicrowaveNo talking on the phone; no stinking
RockNo sleeping; no talking on the phone
SkaterNo sleeping; no eating
TrashmanNo eating; no stinking

How to use the list

  1. Recognize the passenger's appearance and name.
  2. Find that passenger in the table.
  3. Check both listed behaviors when deciding which violations to report or address.

Rules grouped by behavior

Grouping the violations can help when you notice the behavior before identifying the passenger:

  • No sleeping: Dolphin, Doughnut, Horse, Rock, and Skater.
  • No eating: Gnome, Horse, Lifesaver, Skater, and Trashman.
  • No stinking: Bigfoot, Chicken, Doughnut, Gnome, Lifesaver, Microwave, and Trashman.
  • No talking on the phone: Chicken, Dolphin, Microwave, and Rock.
  • No nail clipping: Bigfoot only.

Potentially similar passengers

Several passengers share the same pair of violations, so the behavior alone may not distinguish them. Dolphin and Rock both break the sleeping and phone rules. Horse and Skater both break the sleeping and eating rules. Gnome, Lifesaver, and Trashman all break the eating and stinking rules. Use the passenger's appearance to separate characters with the same violation combination.