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Also called delivery sales worker, relay worker, driver sales workers and auto parts delivery driver.
$38,770
Median pay a year
409,180
People do this work
6
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Driver/Sales Worker
Summary
Driver/Sales worker delivering food, medical supplies, and newspapers while managing customer orders, payments, and complaints. Responsible for maintaining vehicles and equipment, recording sales, and setting up merchandise displays
Experience
Driver/Sales Worker
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Drove trucks to deliver food, medical supplies, and newspapers
Informed regular customers about new products, services, and price changes
Recorded sales and delivery information on daily sales records
Listened to and resolved customer complaints about products and services
Collected money from customers, made change, and recorded transactions
Maintained trucks and food-dispensing equipment, cleaned inside of machines
Arranged merchandise and sales displays, issued sales promotion materials
Skills
Core Skills
Recording sales data, Reviewing customer information, Cleaning machinery and equipment, Operating vehicles or moving equipment, Maintaining vehicles in good condition, Recording delivery details, Providing transportation information, Resolving transportation issues, Driver's license, Selling products or services
Hands-On Work
Loading materials
Education
High School Diploma Your school, Year
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Drove trucks to deliver itemsTold customers about new productsWrote down sales and delivery infoListened to and solved complaintsCollected money and gave changeKept trucks and machines clean
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Drove trucks to deliver items, ensuring timely and accurate deliveries to customers
Recorded sales and delivery information, maintaining detailed logs for efficient tracking
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Mention if you were trusted with specific routes or schedules.
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Drove trucks on regular routes for several months, ensuring timely and accurate deliveries to customers
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Handled regular routes for several monthsManaged deliveries for high-priority clientsTook charge of new delivery areas
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Show what improved once the logs were maintained.
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Recorded sales and delivery information, maintaining detailed logs for efficient tracking
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Helped reduce delivery errorsImproved tracking of inventory levelsStreamlined the delivery process
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What it is made of
Skills for a Driver/Sales Worker resume
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What are you good at?
Recording sales data
Selling products or services
Reviewing customer information
Cleaning machinery and equipment
Loading materials
Operating vehicles or moving equipment
Maintaining vehicles in good condition
Recording delivery details
Providing transportation information
Resolving transportation issues
Collecting fares from customers
Collecting payments for goods
The work itself
What a Driver/Sales Worker does
The public record of what this job is, in one paragraph.
Drive truck or other vehicle over established routes or within an established territory and sell or deliver goods, such as food products, including restaurant take-out items, or pick up or deliver items such as commercial laundry. May also take orders, collect payment, or stock merchandise at point of delivery.
What it pays
How much does a Driver/Sales Worker make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$30,200
Median
$38,770
75th percentile
$49,000
About 409,180 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$42,990
$48,420
$54,080
AL
$27,410
$39,190
$49,390
AR
$32,950
$39,820
$48,360
AZ
$31,200
$38,440
$46,290
CA
$38,180
$45,600
$54,040
CO
$35,910
$43,420
$49,040
CT
$34,200
$36,730
$47,390
DC
$36,400
$41,600
$57,650
DE
$31,200
$31,200
$31,270
FL
$27,100
$36,260
$46,830
GA
$31,210
$40,040
$50,110
HI
$29,120
$31,270
$50,180
IA
$28,420
$47,120
$59,010
ID
$26,500
$35,770
$45,660
IL
$31,200
$38,960
$48,570
IN
$24,140
$36,250
$47,740
KS
$34,760
$43,180
$48,080
KY
$24,960
$37,030
$47,300
LA
$20,320
$36,290
$46,700
MA
$37,430
$46,870
$59,160
MD
$31,770
$38,500
$49,030
ME
$30,710
$39,900
$49,480
MI
$28,410
$39,610
$50,140
MN
$29,450
$32,980
$52,250
MO
$30,000
$40,200
$47,000
MS
$30,120
$35,480
$44,710
MT
$22,800
$27,580
$48,460
NC
$21,550
$36,540
$48,970
ND
$28,400
$38,610
$59,710
NE
$29,840
$34,950
$46,910
NH
$27,750
$41,520
$50,920
NJ
$35,630
$44,720
$54,870
NM
$25,450
$29,770
$45,610
NV
$25,020
$31,760
$42,900
NY
$33,890
$42,730
$51,210
OH
$24,900
$35,720
$47,340
OK
$21,890
$29,120
$43,360
OR
$32,830
$41,080
$49,920
PA
$21,890
$37,330
$48,220
PR
$21,840
$22,220
$24,580
RI
$31,200
$34,230
$49,550
SC
$18,130
$22,240
$39,200
SD
$33,810
$45,050
$57,210
TN
$35,730
$42,220
$45,090
TX
$23,000
$35,850
$48,520
UT
$20,910
$26,590
$48,620
VA
$31,050
$37,180
$47,750
VT
$39,610
$46,300
$56,920
WA
$35,120
$41,570
$56,460
WI
$21,630
$27,560
$46,980
WV
$21,180
$28,790
$45,540
WY
$17,110
$26,940
$44,370
Other names
Other names for this job
delivery sales worker, relay worker, driver sales workers, auto parts delivery driver, automotive parts delivery driver, bakery deliverer, bobtailer, bread distributor, bread jockey, breadman, catering driver, city route driver.
This page is about the occupation Driver/Sales Workers. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.