Salazar and Pereda (2010) carried out a study with the objective of making known the relationship between Burnout syndrome and behavioral patterns in the context of traffic on interprovincial route drivers. A sample of 94 drivers was taken from four metropolitan transportation companies, to which the Inventory of Maslach Burnout in its generic format. The results indicate high percentages of drivers affected by severe levels of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization and burnout. While emotional exhaustion (r= 0.729) and depersonalization (r=0.651) were positively and significantly related to burnout syndrome (p < 0.01), low personal accomplishment was negatively related to these dimensions andweak with burnout syndrome. Lastly, it was found that the drivers of public transport show worrying levels of emotional exhaustion and depersonalization.