Driver CV Example

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Driving roles filter on two things before anything else: your licence class and your driving record. A CV that doesn't state the licence category, years behind the wheel and a clean record gets dropped unread. What distinguishes you after that is punctuality and route knowledge.

Copy-ready professional summary

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Driver with seven years in city and intercity delivery, holding both a private and a heavy vehicle licence with a clean record and no serious violations. Completed 6,000+ delivery runs at 97% on-time performance, and experienced with navigation and shipment tracking apps.

Skills employers look for

  • Private and heavy vehicle licences
  • Punctuality and route planning
  • Local road knowledge and alternative routes
  • Basic routine vehicle maintenance
  • Navigation and shipment tracking apps
  • Road safety and goods transport regulations

Ready-made experience bullets

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  • Completed 6,000+ delivery runs at 97% on-time performance.
  • Drove 200,000+ km with no serious accidents on record.
  • Delivered to an average of 35 drop points a day within the city.
  • Kept up routine vehicle maintenance, cutting breakdown downtime by 40%.

Education

Secondary school or equivalent, with a valid licence in the required class.

ATS keywords

Include these terms exactly as written — applicant tracking systems match on literal text.

  • driving licence
  • heavy vehicle
  • delivery
  • clean driving record
  • route planning
  • road safety

Tips specific to this role

Licence class goes in the first line

State the licence type and expiry in your summary and in its own section. Most driving postings filter on this literally, and its absence means immediate rejection.

A clean record is your strongest card

"No serious accidents" and "no violations" reassure an employer more than any description of your skills. Say so explicitly if your record is clean.

Numbers apply here too

Runs completed, kilometres driven, daily drop points, on-time percentage — these turn an apparently simple job into a clear performance record.