How to become a Driver

You don't need a college degree to work as a Driver. Drivers usually must have a high school diploma or its equivalent, and a license may be required to drive certain vehicles. A valid driver's license issued by the state where you intend to work is also needed. You must have a clean driving record and some employers may require a number of years' experience before they can employ you. The Driver must be willing to adhere to company rules, assigned routes and schedules.

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What skills help Drivers find jobs?

Driving
Commercial Driving
Basic Math
Inventory Control
Box Truck Experience
Paratransit
Delivery Driver Experience
Tanker Experience
Commercial Vehicle Experience
Van Driver
Manual Transmission Experience
Heavy Lifting

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Career progression for Driver

Education levels for Drivers

Based on the requirements of Driver job openings on Indeed in the United States within the last three years.

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Expected salary by experience

Based on resume data from Indeed users who reported working as a Driver in the United States within the last three years.

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Common qualifications for Drivers

CDL
CDL A
CDL B
Driver's License
Doubles/Triples Endorsement
Hazmat Endorsement
Tanker Endorsement
Air Brake Endorsement
CDL C
Non-CDL Class C
Passenger Endorsement
Chauffeur's Permit

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What skills do you need to be a Driver?

Drivers must possess the following skills to excel on the job:

Drivers must have a strong interest in driving and a love for frequent travels and journeys.
They must be ready to drive like trained professionals.
They must be highly-focused people.
They must always pay attention to details.
They must have good communication and interpersonal skills.

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