Delivery driver CV template: an example to customize
A transport planner does not hire on stated motivation. They check three things: your licence category, your in-date qualifications (Driver CPC, ADR, tacho card) and real experience on a specific vehicle type. Everything else comes after.
Fictional example CV — every section is editable in the builder.
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This example, on our Itinéraire template, presents each role as a clear run — vehicle, area, volume — and pushes the licence into the header. Adapt it to your segment in minutes.
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What a transport recruiter checks first
- ✓The exact licence category: B, C1, C, C+E or D depending on the vehicle
- ✓In-date qualifications: Driver CPC, digital tachograph card, ADR
- ✓The vehicle type driven: van, rigid, articulated, temperature-controlled
- ✓The area and type of work: urban last mile, regional, national, international
- ✓Reliability markers: annual mileage, on-time rate, accident history
3 tips to make your transport & delivery CV stand out
1. Put the licence and expiry dates at the top
“C+E licence — Driver CPC valid to 03/2028, ADR core 2025” in the header saves the recruiter a search. An expired qualification you did not flag loses the job at verification stage.
2. Describe the run, not the job title
“75–95 drops per day on urban parcel work, 12 m³ van, central Paris” says everything. “Parcel delivery” says nothing about pace or environment.
3. Give proof of reliability
Annual mileage, on-time delivery rate, average customer rating, no at-fault accident in X years: these are the only arguments that reassure a planner about risk.
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