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Driver CV Example & Writing Guide

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A driver CV is short, but it has to answer an employer’s main worries in seconds: which licence do you hold, what vehicles can you drive, and is your record clean? Put those facts at the top, then show the routes, loads and years behind them.

Below you will find a complete driver CV example, three professional summaries, ready-made bullet points and the skills employers search for. You can open the example in our free CV maker and replace the details with your own.

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Driver CV example

Imran Ali

Heavy Vehicle Driver · Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · +966 50 555 0132 · [email protected]

Professional summary

Heavy vehicle driver with 9 years of accident-free experience driving trailers and 10-wheel trucks across Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Hold valid Saudi and Pakistani heavy licences and a transferable iqama. Complete an average of 22 long-haul trips a month with 98% on-time delivery.

Work experience

Heavy Truck Driver — Al Fajr Transport Co., Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · Jan 2020 – Present

  • Drive 40-foot trailers on Riyadh–Dammam and Riyadh–Jeddah routes, covering about 9,000 km a month.
  • Completed 1,400+ trips with zero accidents and no traffic violations in 6 years.
  • Deliver 98% of loads on time by planning routes, rest stops and loading schedules in advance.
  • Carry out daily vehicle checks and report faults early, helping cut breakdowns on my truck by half.

Truck Driver — Khyber Goods Transport, Peshawar, Pakistan · Mar 2017 – Dec 2019

  • Drove 10-wheel trucks carrying cement and steel between Peshawar, Lahore and Karachi.
  • Handled delivery documents and cash collections of up to PKR 500,000 per trip without a single shortage.
  • Trained 3 new drivers on safe loading, mountain routes and fuel-saving driving.

Education

Matriculation — Government High School, Mardan, Pakistan · 2012

Skills

Heavy Vehicle Driving · Trailer & 10-Wheel Trucks · Defensive Driving · Route Planning · Vehicle Inspection · Basic Maintenance · Load Securing · Delivery Documentation · GPS Navigation · Traffic Law Knowledge · Time Management · Customer Service

Licences

  • Saudi Heavy Vehicle Licence — valid to 2029
  • Pakistan HTV Licence — valid to 2027
  • Iqama: transferable

Languages

Urdu (native) · Pashto (native) · Arabic (conversational) · English (basic)

What employers look for in a driver CV

  • Licence type and validity: Light, heavy, trailer, bus or forklift — with the issuing country and expiry date.
  • Clean record: Years without accidents or violations.
  • Vehicles and routes: Exactly what you have driven and where.
  • Legal status: For the Gulf: iqama or visa status and whether it is transferable.

Driver CV summary examples

Your summary is the first thing a recruiter reads. Keep it to two to four sentences: who you are, your strongest result and what you offer. Adapt one of these:

Experienced: Heavy vehicle driver with 9 years of accident-free experience driving trailers and 10-wheel trucks across Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. Hold valid Saudi and Pakistani heavy licences and a transferable iqama. Complete an average of 22 long-haul trips a month with 98% on-time delivery.

Another strong example: Light vehicle driver with 5 years of experience as a company and family driver in Dubai. Hold a valid UAE light vehicle licence with a clean record, know Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi routes well, and am trusted with school runs, airport transfers and cash deliveries.

Entry level or fresher: Delivery driver with 2 years of experience completing 60–80 parcel drops a day by van and motorbike. Kept a 4.9 out of 5 customer rating and a clean driving record. Hold a valid light vehicle and motorcycle licence and know the city routes without needing navigation.

More ideas: 15 CV summary examples for different jobs and levels.

Bullet points for a driver CV

Strong bullet points start with an action verb and include a number. Use these as a starting point and change the figures to your own:

  • Drive 40-foot trailers on Riyadh–Dammam and Riyadh–Jeddah routes, covering about 9,000 km a month.
  • Completed 1,400+ trips with zero accidents and no traffic violations in 6 years.
  • Deliver 98% of loads on time by planning routes, rest stops and loading schedules in advance.
  • Carry out daily vehicle checks and report faults early, helping cut breakdowns on my truck by half.
  • Drove 10-wheel trucks carrying cement and steel between Peshawar, Lahore and Karachi.
  • Handled delivery documents and cash collections of up to PKR 500,000 per trip without a single shortage.
  • Trained 3 new drivers on safe loading, mountain routes and fuel-saving driving.
  • Kept fuel use 8% below the fleet average through steady speeds and correct tyre pressure.
  • Transported staff of 25 daily between camp and site with 100% punctuality.
  • Maintained the vehicle logbook, fuel records and delivery notes for every trip.
  • Completed 70+ deliveries a day across the city with a 4.9 customer rating.

Skills for a driver CV

Pick the 8–15 skills that match the job advert and that you can prove at interview:

  • Heavy Vehicle Driving
  • Trailer & 10-Wheel Trucks
  • Defensive Driving
  • Route Planning
  • Vehicle Inspection
  • Basic Maintenance
  • Load Securing
  • Delivery Documentation
  • GPS Navigation
  • Traffic Law Knowledge
  • Time Management
  • Customer Service

See 100+ skills for a CV for more hard and soft skills by job.

How to write a driver CV: 4 tips

Put the licence in your headline

“Heavy Vehicle Driver – Saudi Licence” lets an employer see the key fact before reading anything else.

Count your experience

Kilometres per month, trips completed, deliveries per day and years without an accident are your achievements.

Mention the vehicle types

Trailer, dumper, tanker, coaster, pickup, forklift — employers search for these exact words.

Keep it to one page

A driver CV does not need long paragraphs. Clear licence details, two or three jobs and your languages are enough.

Job titles this CV example works for

The same structure works for related roles, including: Light Driver, Heavy Driver, LTV Driver, HTV Driver, Truck Driver, Trailer Driver, Bus Driver, Delivery Driver, Delivery Rider. Change the headline, summary and keywords to match the exact title in the job advert.

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Frequently asked questions

What should a driver write in a CV?

Your licence type and expiry date, the vehicles you can drive, years of experience, routes or areas you know, and your safety record. Add languages and your visa or iqama status for Gulf jobs.

How do I make a driver CV for Saudi Arabia or Dubai?

Add your nationality, passport and iqama or visa status, your local licence details and when you can join. Mention Arabic if you speak any — it is a real advantage.

Do I need a CV for a driving job?

More and more companies and recruitment agencies ask for one, especially for Gulf jobs. A one-page CV with your licence and experience makes you look professional and is easy to send by WhatsApp.

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