To thrive as a Buggy Driver (often called a Carriage Driver), you need a valid driver's license, excellent navigation skills, and a solid understanding of traffic laws. Experience with operating horse-drawn buggies or electric vehicles and familiarity with safety protocols are often required, with some employers preferring certifications in animal handling or commercial driving. Strong customer service skills, patience, and safety awareness help drivers create positive experiences for passengers. These skills are essential for ensuring safe, enjoyable, and reliable transportation services, especially in tourism or community environments.