$80k - $100k
facilities, schools and convenience stores throughout the upper Midwest. Martin Bros. is seeking dependable and customer-focused Delivery Drivers to provide professional and accurate delivery service to our customers. De…
Operations & Logistics · Minneapolis, MN
Delivery Driver jobs in Minneapolis, MN
Delivery drivers run local routes for packages, food, or freight, planning stops efficiently and representing the company at every doorstep with dependable service.
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$16–$34/hr
Typical pay range
$48k
Median, full-time
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out of the office? Someone who wants to explore, and see the world? Arrow Transportation invites you to apply to be a non-CDL delivery driver! Arrow is a small, family owned company. Most weeks, our drivers head out Tues…
$900 - $1,100 per week
Job Description Medical Delivery Driver (Independent Contractor 1099) Medical Delivery Services is contracting Independent Drivers (1099) for medical delivery routes using your own vehicle. No delivery experience require…
locations. Full-Time: Safely operate a straight truck on delivery routes to customer homes Load/unload trucks Prepare furniture... ...: Must be a minimum of 21 years of age, have a valid driver' s license, and clean driv…
$25 per hour
own insurance. Must be 18 years or older. Must have valid driver' s license for at least 1 year if 19 years or older. Must... ...Training with Full Pay Right Away. Get a chance to drive the DXP Delivery Car, Domino’s e-B…
Domino's Pizza, Team Honey Badger, is looking for qualified Delivery Bikers to staff stores in your area. Yes, you read that correctly... ...there are some great benefits: They are a blast to ride! No driver' s license o…
$17 - $20 per hour
Description Up to $20/hr* Tide Cleaners is looking for full time or part time delivery route drivers for our residential routes and/or shuttle drivers to and from our Drop Stores in the Minneapolis metro. We are looking…
Launch your career in the booming e-commerce sector as a picker packer ! We offer immediate openings with industry-leading distribution centers, providing reliable, steady hours, and competitive pay. This dual role is pe…
$16.37 - $16.87 per hour
Team Honey Badger- Where your dreams become reality! Domino’s, the industry leader in pizza delivery, is looking for enthusiastic and reliable Delivery Drivers to join our team. This is more than just a driving job! You’…
$16.37 - $25 per hour
and card transactions accurately -Assist in the store between deliveries (dishes, prep, cleaning, boxing orders) -Help keep the store... ...during busy dinner rushes What We’re Looking For: -Valid driver’ s license and c…
$18 - $50 per hour
Catering Delivery Driver – Meals Now Pay Range: $18–$50+ per order Markets: Minneapolis, MN Type: Independent Contractor – High-Standard Delivery Partner Focus: Catering Delivery Only (No fast food, groceries, or gig sta…
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What delivery drivers earn in Minneapolis
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $16–$21 | $33k–$43k |
| Mid level | $20–$27 | $41k–$56k |
| Senior | $25–$34 | $53k–$71k |
Adjusted for the Minneapolis market from national ranges.
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What employers ask for
The skills these listings keep naming
Route planningSafe driving recordGPS and delivery appsCustomer serviceTime managementPackage handlingVehicle inspection basicsProblem solving
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Interview questions worth rehearsing
With the thing the interviewer is actually listening for
How do you organize a route with a full load of stops?
Describe loading in stop order, grouping by neighborhood, and adjusting for traffic or time-window stops. Show that you think ahead, not stop by stop.
What do you do when a customer is not home for a delivery that needs a signature?
Explain that you follow company procedure: attempt contact, leave notice, and document. Consistency matters more than improvisation.
Tell me about a time a customer was upset at the door. How did you handle it?
Keep it short: you stayed calm, listened, fixed what you could, and escalated the rest. You are the company's face on that doorstep.
How do you keep up your pace without cutting corners on safety?
Talk about efficient habits like parking position and package staging, and be clear that seatbelts and speed limits are not where you save time.
What is your driving record like?
Be direct. If it is clean, say so; if not, name the incident and what changed. They will pull the record either way.
Are you comfortable delivering in all weather and lifting packages up to 50 pounds?
Answer honestly about physical capability and note any techniques you use to lift safely on repeat.
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Resume tips that move the needle
For delivery drivers specifically — generic advice costs you here
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Lead with a clean motor vehicle record and years of incident-free driving.
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Quantify daily volume, such as stops or packages delivered per shift.
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Name the platforms you have driven for or the routing apps you know.
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Include a DOT medical card or CDL if you hold one, even for non-CDL routes.
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Mention customer ratings or reviews if the platform tracked them.
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Where this role goes
Typical progression
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Delivery Driver
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Route Driver
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Driver Trainer
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