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Driver jobs are one of the steadiest paths to a middle-income hourly career — most local routes pay $20–$30/hour, hire within a week or two, and let you sleep in your own bed every night. JobPin focuses on local and regional driver openings (not over-the-road trucking) so you can find work that fits your home life.
Many of these roles don't require a CDL. Box truck driving under 26,000 lbs, shuttle driving, medical transport, and route delivery roles all run on standard licenses. The listings below cover both — filter by what you have today and set alerts for openings that match.
How to find the right driver job faster
The fastest path is not applying to every listing. Start with fresh openings, compare the requirements that actually change your day-to-day work, then apply first to roles where your schedule, commute, and must-have skills line up.
Start with freshness
Prioritize driver listings by provider posting date. “Recently checked” means older than 7 days or undated, without an employer check.
Match the must-haves
Valid U.S. driver's license (CDL only where specified) Clean driving record (no major violations in past 3–5 years)
Apply with proof
Use one or two concrete examples that show reliability, schedule fit, and readiness for driver work.
What driver jobs include
•Local route driver positions
•Box truck driver roles (non-CDL under 26,000 lbs)
•Shuttle and passenger driver jobs
•Medical transport and non-emergency medical driving
•Last-mile and delivery driver routes
•Specialty/freight driver roles requiring CDL
•School and senior transport
Who this work is good for
•People who like working alone with a clear daily route
•Workers wanting predictable hours and home-every-night schedules
•Drivers with a clean record looking for stable hourly pay
•Anyone wanting to build toward a CDL career without going OTR
•Job seekers tired of standing 8+ hours per shift
Pay and schedule
Typical pay
$19–$26/hour for non-CDL local; $24–$34/hour for CDL local routes
Common schedules
•Standard route shifts (typically 8–10 hours)
•Early-morning starts common for delivery routes
•Weekend and overnight options at major carriers
•Split shifts for shuttle and senior transport
Pay notes
•Weekly pay standard at most carriers
•Per-mile and bonus structures common at regional freight
•CDL-A and HazMat endorsements add $4–$10/hr
Skills and requirements
Must-haves
•Valid U.S. driver's license (CDL only where specified)
•Clean driving record (no major violations in past 3–5 years)
•Ability to pass DOT physical for commercial roles
•Comfort with daily logs, GPS, and proof-of-delivery scans
Helpful but not required
•CDL-A or CDL-B with current medical card
•HazMat, tanker, or passenger endorsements
•Prior box truck or commercial driving experience
•Clean criminal background for medical/passenger transport
Roles within driver
Local Route Driver
Same-day local routes for distribution, parts, or service companies.
Box Truck Driver (Non-CDL)
Vehicles under 26,000 lbs; no CDL required.
Shuttle Driver
Employee, hotel, or airport shuttle routes; passenger endorsement may apply.
Medical Transport Driver
Non-emergency medical transport for clinics and dialysis centers.
CDL-A Local
Tractor-trailer routes that return to home terminal daily.
Route Sales Driver
Combine driving with light sales/restocking at retail accounts.
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Not for most local roles. Box truck driving (under 26,000 lbs), shuttle, medical transport, route delivery, and rideshare all run on a standard driver's license. CDL is required for tractor-trailer, larger box trucks, hazmat, and certain passenger roles.
What driver jobs pay the most?
Local CDL-A routes ($25–$35/hour), specialty freight, and oversize/HazMat-endorsed roles pay the most. Among non-CDL roles, medical transport and route sales typically lead.
Are there part-time driver jobs?
Yes — shuttle, weekend route, school/senior transport, and rideshare are commonly part-time. Most major freight carriers also offer weekend-only routes.
What driver jobs are local only?
Most route, shuttle, medical transport, box truck, and last-mile delivery jobs are local — meaning home every night with no overnight travel.
Can I get hired fast as a driver?
Yes. With a clean record and current license, most local driver roles move from application to start date in 5–10 days. CDL roles can move even faster due to the ongoing driver shortage.
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