$16 - $30 per hour
Looking to make some extra cash in your spare time? Tried the food delivery or rideshare gigs but tired of them taking most of the money?... ...Qualifications Must be 18 years of age and have a valid driver' s license Mu…
Operations & Logistics · St. Louis, MO
Delivery Driver jobs in St. Louis, MO
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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$14–$31/hr
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$44k
Median, full-time
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average weekly W2 is $1040 with an excellent benefit package also. Drivers would pick up freight and deliver locally. Transportation is... ...~ No CDL needed ~ Training provided Straight truck Delivery and installation o…
$16 - $30 per hour
Looking to make some extra cash in your spare time? Tried the food delivery or rideshare gigs but tired of them taking most of the money?... ...the following: Must be 18 years of age and have a valid driver' s license Mu…
age or older with at least 2 years driving experience. • Valid driver’ s license with a safe driving record. • Dependable vehicle... ...maintain a company-provided, forward-facing dash camera during deliveries, provide f…
$16 - $30 per hour
possess the following: Must be 18 years of age & have a valid driver' s license Must have 2 years of driving history if 18, 1 year... ...Must have access to an insured vehicle which can be used for delivery Must pass Mot…
whether it is a career with us or just earning some extra cash! Job Description We are seeking a reliable and efficient Delivery Driver to join our team in St. Louis, United States. As a Delivery Driver, you will play a…
$16 - $30 per hour
possess the following: Must be 18 years of age & have a valid driver' s license Must have 2 years of driving history if 18, 1 year... ...Must have access to an insured vehicle which can be used for delivery Must pass Mot…
$400 per month
Greatness, Initiate Positivity, Value Teamwork, and Embrace Feedback —which guide everything we do. Position Summary The Route Delivery Driver is responsible for safely operating company vehicles to deliver products to d…
Delivery drivers are generally offered as either part time or full time. You will be a member of the Chick-fil-A family and will help uphold our high standards of presentation, service, and care. The ideal candidate must…
Delivery Driver’ s primary responsibility is to deliver sandwiches to customers in the designated delivery area. Drivers are expected to check all products for accuracy against quality standards and deliver products to c…
Class A Local Delivery Driver Job This dedicated tractor/trailer driver position features daily time at home. Driver & helper will haul and unload multi-stop reefer trailers for one of the nations leading fast food resta…
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What delivery drivers earn in St. Louis
Hourly first — that's how the offer arrives
| Experience | Hourly | Annual, full-time |
|---|---|---|
| Entry level | $14–$19 | $29k–$39k |
| Mid level | $18–$25 | $37k–$51k |
| Senior | $23–$31 | $48k–$64k |
Adjusted for the St. Louis 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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Fleet Supervisor
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