Vehicle Operation: Safely operate various types of vehicles, such as cars, vans, trucks, buses, or specialized vehicles (e.g., forklifts), depending on the job requirements. Transportation: Transport passengers or goods from one location to another according to schedules or instructions provided. Safety and Compliance: Adhere to traffic laws, regulations, and company policies to ensure safe and lawful driving practices. Maintain a clean driving record and operate vehicles in a responsible manner. Vehicle Maintenance: Perform routine vehicle inspections and maintenance tasks, such as checking oil, water, and tire pressure levels. Report any mechanical issues or concerns promptly. Route Planning: Plan and optimize driving routes to ensure timely delivery or arrival at destinations. Use GPS navigation and maps as needed to navigate unfamiliar locations. Customer Service: Provide courteous and professional customer service to passengers or clients, ensuring their comfort and safety during transportation. Load Handling: Assist with loading and unloading goods or baggage as required. Ensure proper securing of cargo to prevent damage or loss during transport. Communication: Maintain effective communication with dispatchers, supervisors, or passengers to provide updates on transportation status, delays, or changes in schedule. Emergency Response: Follow emergency procedures in case of accidents, breakdowns, or other incidents on the road. Take appropriate actions to ensure the safety of passengers, other road users, and yourself. Documentation: Complete accurate logs, trip sheets, or delivery records as required. Keep track of mileage, fuel consumption, and vehicle maintenance records. Adaptability: Be flexible and adaptable to changing schedules, traffic conditions, weather conditions, and operational requirements. Professionalism: Present a professional appearance and demeanor at all times while representing the organization. Demonstrate reliability, punctuality, and a positive attitude in your role as a driver.