Vehicle Operation: Operating a vehicle safely and responsibly, following traffic laws, regulations, and guidelines. Drivers must have a good understanding of road safety and defensive driving techniques to ensure the safety of passengers, pedestrians, and other road users. Transportation of Passengers or Goods: Transporting passengers to their destinations or delivering goods to designated locations. Depending on the type of driving job, drivers may operate taxis, ride-sharing vehicles, buses, trucks, delivery vans, or other types of vehicles. Route Planning and Navigation: Planning and navigating routes to reach destinations efficiently and on time. Drivers use maps, GPS navigation systems, or route planning software to determine the best routes, avoid traffic congestion, and minimize travel time. Vehicle Maintenance and Inspections: Performing routine maintenance checks on the vehicle, such as checking fluid levels, tire pressure, brakes, and lights. Drivers are responsible for ensuring that the vehicle is in good working condition and reporting any mechanical issues or safety concerns. Customer Service (for Passenger Drivers): Providing excellent customer service to passengers, including assisting with luggage, answering questions, and ensuring a comfortable and pleasant ride experience. Loading and Unloading (for Delivery Drivers): Loading goods onto the vehicle, securing cargo properly, and unloading items at delivery locations. Delivery drivers may also be responsible for collecting payments, obtaining signatures, and maintaining delivery records. Adherence to Schedule: Following schedules and deadlines for pickups, drop-offs, or deliveries. Drivers must manage their time effectively to ensure timely arrivals and fulfill customer or employer expectations. Documentation and Reporting: Keeping accurate records of mileage, fuel consumption, vehicle maintenance, and delivery logs. Drivers may be required to complete paperwork, submit reports, and maintain documentation for accounting or regulatory purposes.