The Delivery Driver’s job focuses mainly on transporting and delivering various light goods and products. They drive motorcycles, automobiles, vans, small trucks, and bicycles to pick up, carry, and deliver packages. Delivery Drivers are hired by various companies and agencies offering delivery services.  
 
The most common employers of Delivery Drivers are postal offices, messenger services, and package and parcel delivery companies. Other employers include drug stores, newspapers, restaurants and other food establishments, and dry cleaners. 
 
Delivery Drivers work by following pre-established routes that guarantee the delivery of their packages in the least amount of time possible. They also use various types of equipment to catalog, run inventory, and keep track of all packages. They often require the recipient to sign a form to acknowledge the reception of the package. 
 
Most Delivery Drivers work full time, and their working hours are often dictated by the type of business they work for. For example, postal workers typically work during regular business hours, while those who work for restaurants or other food establishments may have to work nights and weekends. Some Delivery Drivers also make deliveries on a contract basis. 

Personality of a Delivery Driver
Delivery Drivers have a few common personality traits that help them succeed in their job. Here are a few of them:  

• Reliability 

Delivery Drivers need to be reliable so their customers can trust them to deliver their items on time and in good condition. If they're not on time, it can hold up the whole delivery process. 

• Organization 

Another important trait for Delivery Drivers is organization. They need to be able to keep track of all the different deliveries they have to make in a day and make sure they get to each one on time so that no one is left unhappy without their packages.  

• Friendliness 

Finally, Delivery Drivers need to be friendly. They're often the face of the company and the first point of contact with customers. So, it's important that they're able to put a smile on people's faces, even if the delivery isn't perfect. Many Delivery Drivers build relationships with their regular customers, and being friendly helps make those relationships stronger. Plus, it's just more pleasant for everyone involved!