Transportation Driver: Transporting passengers or goods from one location to another safely and efficiently. This could include driving a taxi, shuttle van, bus, or limousine. Delivery Driver: Delivering goods or packages to customers or businesses according to a set schedule. This could involve driving a delivery van, truck, or car. Commercial Truck Driver: Operating large commercial trucks to transport goods over long distances. Responsibilities may include loading and unloading cargo, adhering to delivery schedules, and complying with traffic regulations and safety protocols. Personal Driver: Providing transportation services for individuals or families, such as driving them to appointments, running errands, or chauffeuring them to social events. Specialized Driver: Operating vehicles for specific purposes, such as driving for ride-sharing services like Uber or Lyft, driving for a ride-hailing company, or driving for a food delivery service. Regardless of the specific type of driving job, common responsibilities for drivers include: Operating the vehicle safely and defensively, obeying traffic laws and regulations, and adhering to company policies and procedures. Performing routine vehicle inspections and maintenance checks to ensure that the vehicle is in good working condition. Communicating effectively with passengers, customers, or dispatchers to provide information, directions, or updates about routes and schedules. Handling payments, receipts, or invoices as required for fare collection, delivery payments, or other transactions. Maintaining cleanliness and orderliness of the vehicle interior and exterior. Responding calmly and professionally to unexpected situations, emergencies, or customer concerns. Keeping accurate records of mileage, hours worked, and other relevant information as required by the employer or regulatory authorities. Adapting to changes in routes, schedules, or assignments as needed to accommodate customer requests or operational needs.