PUDO Service Driver

Independent couriers use their personal vehicles to make deliveries. As independent contractors, you typically work for a company—but not as employees—and you get paid a percentage of each delivery. Because of this, you have the freedom to work your own hours, and you spend most of your time preparing materials for transport and making deliveries. You may also work evenings and weekends depending on your customers' needs.

It's important to have a clean, reliable vehicle
that can hold small or large packages for transport. Some couriers use med size cars, cargo vans and trucks to make their deliveries.

It's good to know some important things
to help you succeed as a delivery driver.

* To attract new customers, independent couriers need to demonstrate a safe driving record, which shows they can make safe deliveries
* Navigation skills: Independent couriers may need to travel to places in different regions, so they need to know how to navigate unfamiliar areas to make their deliveries.
* Customer service skills: Independent couriers need to address the needs of their customers and exercise patience and professionalism. If delays occur during their delivery due to traffic or inclement weather, couriers must communicate their progress to their customers.
* Time management: It's necessary for independent couriers to know how to make timely deliveries for their customers, especially when they're making more than one delivery in a single day.

You make more delivering packages then you do delivering food.
Enjoy the benefit of profit sharing from each delivery.
Meaning you take the high percentage
and we take the low percentage.

Cash out anytime you like. It's your money.
You worked for it.

Quick and easy by request transfer
to your preferred payment method.

24 hours support from dispatcher