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If you love cars or love to drive, delivering cars is an ideal way to make some extra money. Not only can you earn some extra cash working with local car dealerships, but if you have a sense of adventure, you can earn money while driving vehicles across the country. If you have a driver’s license, a clean driving record and some extra time, this could be the job for you.

Where to Find Positions

You have several options when it comes to finding car-delivery positions.

Local car dealerships may hire delivery drivers to bring vehicles to other dealerships, auctions or directly to customers. Often, these jobs are on a part-time, on-call basis, and you’re paid per delivery. Contact local car dealerships to inquire about delivery opportunities.

You can also get a job delivering cars through an agency that helps individuals transport their vehicles across the country when they move, or if the car has been sold. You can search for possible jobs with agencies like AutoDriveaway. If you take one of these jobs, you are given a full tank of gas, a mileage allowance and a deadline, and you are paid when you deliver the car. However, you are responsible for your own expenses on the road, and for your own transportation home, which can severely diminish your earnings.

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Rental-car companies also occasionally offer opportunities for delivery drivers. You can be hired to transport vehicles back to their home agency after a one-way rental, or to body shops, repair shops or other local agencies.

Qualifications

Most dealerships or car delivery and courier services require drivers to meet similar requirements as car-rental agencies. While specific policies vary, you must be at least 18 years old (although some companies will only hire drivers who are at least 21 or even older) and have a valid driver’s license. In addition, especially for car courier services, you may be subject to a criminal background and driving record check. You may also have to pay a refundable deposit before taking the keys. In some states, like Texas, you will need a commercial driver’s license to deliver cars, so check your state requirements before you seek jobs.

Considerations

Most individual or private car deliveries only pay a few hundred dollars per job, and again, expenses could eat into your earnings if they aren’t covered by the customer. Shorter deliveries, particularly those for a local car dealership, are usually paid on an hourly basis or per job.

While driving is the most important part of a car-delivery driver's job, you will also be expected to conduct inspections of the vehicles before and after delivery, communicate with vehicle owners, dealers and others, and handle paperwork associated with the delivery. Usually, the dealership or delivery agency will provide checklists for drivers, but you must be detail-oriented to succeed in this profession.

Many auto parts and telecommunication companies rely on parts delivery drivers for timely local distribution. The drivers pick up and deliver parts from auto parts dealers, for example, and deliver them to service centers for use in customers' vehicles. If you have physical stamina, strength and patience, you might enjoy working as a parts delivery driver -- either as an employee or independent contractor.

Duties

Parts delivery drivers usually work for a retailer, manufacturer or independent contractor. They load trucks at distribution centers -- or pick up parts at small businesses -- and delivery them to clients throughout the day. In this job, you plan your own routes for maximum efficiency and stay in contact with supervisors or dispatchers. You also keep records of pick ups, deliveries and payments, and provide shipping and payment receipts to customers. These drivers are also responsible for periodic maintenance and cleaning of their vehicles.

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Work Environment

Parts delivery drivers work during business hours, as most clients are business and service firms. In this field, the work is physically demanding. Sometimes you are required to lift heavy items, and you spend many hours on your feet. Your chances of getting injured from vehicle accidents are higher in this job because you are exposed to all weather conditions.

Education, Skills, Licensing and Certification

Many parts delivery drivers are required to have a high school diploma or equivalent GED. A high school diploma ensures you have basic math skills to collect payments and make change when necessary. It also better ensures you can read road signs, speak proper English and communicate with managers and other client employees. Unlike drivers of semis and long-haul trucks, you don't need a commercial license as a parts delivery driver. A valid standard driver's license is sufficient, but your employer may require you to become Fleet Safety Certified through the U.S. Department of Transportation, or DOT. Lg flatron monitor service manual. In fleet safety training, you learn safe driving practices and vehicle regulations mandated by the DOT.

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Salary and Job Outlook

Delivery drivers, including those who deliver parts, earned average annual salaries of $33,120 as of May 2011, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. If you are among the top 10 percent in earnings, you would make over $58,440 per year. Jobs in this field are expected to grow at an average pace of 13 percent through 2020, according to the BLS -- versus a 14 percent national average for all jobs.

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