Bus jobs in FiveM are usually an afterthought — drive a route, collect a payout, repeat. CodeM’s mLSTransit treats public transport as a proper career system instead: a full Los Santos Transit simulation with route management, scheduled stops, passenger mechanics, and job progression tracking built on CodeM’s established UI standard.

What mLSTransit Delivers

The script is built around a structured route system covering multiple stop locations across the map. Players on shift manage passenger pickups and dropoffs with timing and positioning mechanics — it’s not just a waypoint chain. Job progression tracking records performance over time, and the HUD integration keeps route and timing information visible without cluttering the screen. The codebase runs to approximately 3,500–4,500 lines, which is substantial for a single-job script and reflects the depth of the underlying systems.

• Structured route management with multiple stop locations across the map
• Passenger pickup and delivery mechanics with positioning requirements
• Job progression and performance tracking over time
• HUD/UI integration consistent with CodeM’s design standard
• ESX and QBCore framework support
• 3,500–4,500 lines of code — feature-complete, not a barebones release
• Tebex escrow distribution with active developer support
• Full documentation via CodeM GitBook

Framework and Creator Context

mLSTransit runs on both ESX and QBCore. CodeM holds CFX.re verified creator status — one of a relatively small group of developers to go through that review process — and maintains active documentation through their GitBook portal covering installation, configuration, and customisation. Support is included with purchase, and CodeM has a track record of maintaining scripts across framework updates rather than abandoning them.

Where This Fits on Your Server

Public transport jobs fill a specific niche: legitimate employment for players who want civilian roleplay without a uniform or a weapon. A well-built bus job gives that player base a shift structure, a reason to be on specific roads at specific times, and interactions with passengers that create incidental RP. Most servers either skip the job entirely or bolt on a minimal script. mLSTransit is the option for servers that want it done properly — documented, supported, and built by a verified creator who actually maintains their catalog.