• Notes: Summary A Bike Rider (Delivery Rider) is responsible for delivering goods, food, documents, or packages safely and on time to customers; rider must follow traffic rules, ensure timely deliveries, and maintain good customer service; Responsibilities Pick up and deliver orders to customers on time Follow assigned delivery routes efficiently Collect cash or handle online payment confirmations Ensure safe handling of packages or food items Maintain delivery records and daily reports Follow traffic laws and company policies Keep the bike clean and in good condition Report accidents or vehicle issues immediately Required Qualifications Valid motorcycle driving license Good knowledge of local roads and areas Previous delivery experience (preferred but not mandatory) Ability to use GPS; apps Physically fit and able to work long hours Skills & Abilities ✔ Safe and responsible driving ✔ Time management skills ✔ Good communication skills ✔ Customer-friendly attitude ✔ Basic bike maintenance knowledge Work Conditions Full-time job 10–12 hours duty (depending on company policy) Outdoor work environment Salary may include basic + commission + tips

• Notes: Summary A Taxi Driver is responsible for transporting passengers safely and efficiently to their destinations; driver must follow traffic laws, provide excellent customer service, and maintain the vehicle in clean and good working condition; Responsibilities Pick up passengers from assigned locations or booking requests Transport passengers safely to their destinations Follow all traffic laws and safety regulations Use GPS or navigation apps to find best routes Collect fares (cash; card; payments) Maintain cleanliness of the vehicle Perform basic vehicle inspection (fuel, tires, engine, lights) Report accidents or vehicle issues immediately Provide professional and polite customer service Required Qualifications Valid driving license (Taxi; license as per country requirement) Clean driving record Good knowledge of local roads and areas Basic English communication skills Physically fit and able to work long hours Skills & Abilities ✔ Safe driving skills ✔ Good customer service attitude ✔ Time management skills ✔ Patience and professionalism ✔ Basic vehicle maintenance knowledge Work Conditions Full-time position Long working hours (10–12 hours depending on company) May include night shifts and weekends Earnings may include salary + commission

• Shift: can include nights, weekends, or extended travel away from home
• Notes: Summary A Trailer Driver (also referred to as Tractor-Trailer Truck Driver) is responsible for transporting goods safely and efficiently using a tractor-trailer combination across local, regional, or long-distance routes; driver ensures timely delivery, complies with all transport and safety regulations, and maintains accurate driving and vehicle records; Responsibilities Operate and drive tractor-trailers or large trucks to transport goods and materials to designated locations; the most efficient routes (local or long-haul) and meet delivery schedules; pre-trip and post-trip inspections on trucks and trailers to ensure vehicle safety; Load, unload, or assist in loading cargo and secure it properly to prevent damage; accurate records of mileage, fuel usage, delivery logs, and vehicle inspections; with dispatchers, warehouse teams, and customers regarding schedules and delivery details; any accidents, delays, mechanical issues, or road conditions to management; to all traffic laws, transport industry regulations, and company policies; Qualifications Valid Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) appropriate for tractor-trailer operation; experience driving heavy trucks or tractor-trailers (often preferred 1+ years); knowledge of traffic laws, safety practices, and route navigation; to perform basic vehicle maintenance and safety checks; communication skills and reliability on the road; & Attributes ✔ Excellent driving and road navigation skills; �� Ability to work independently and manage long hours on the road; �� Attention to detail for safety checks, compliance documentation, and logs; �� Good physical stamina and awareness for long drives and handling cargo if required; Conditions Most Trailer Drivers work full-time; may be local, regional, or long-distance; must follow mandatory rest periods and federal