- Vehicle Inspection: Before starting the day, a driver should inspect their vehicle to ensure it is in good working condition, including checking tires, brakes, lights, and fluid levels. - Driving: The primary responsibility of a driver is to operate the vehicle safely and efficiently, following traffic rules and regulations. - Route Planning: Depending on the job, a driver may need to plan and optimize routes to deliver goods or reach destinations in the most time-efficient manner. - Cargo Handling: If the driver is transporting goods, they may be responsible for loading, unloading, and securing the cargo. - Customer Service: In some cases, drivers interact with customers or clients, so maintaining a professional and courteous demeanor is essential. - Record-Keeping: Keeping records of mileage, delivery times, and any issues with the vehicle is often necessary. - Maintenance: Basic vehicle maintenance tasks like refueling, cleaning, and reporting any mechanical issues are part of the driver's responsibilities. - Compliance: Drivers must ensure they comply with all relevant laws and regulations, including those related to driver's licenses, permits, and transportation of hazardous materials if applicable. - Safety: Prioritizing safety is crucial, including wearing seat belts, not using a mobile phone while driving, and taking regular breaks during long trips. - Communication: Staying in touch with dispatch, supervisors, or clients as necessary is important for coordination and updates on deliveries or pickups.