Prepare for a driver job
Drivers abroad drive cars, vans, buses or trucks for companies. Here is the work, the rules and how to get ready.
The work
- Drive staff, guests or goods safely to the right place on time.
- Keep the vehicle clean and tell your supervisor about any fault.
- Fill in the trip book or the phone app the company gives you.
- Work in shifts, sometimes early in the morning or late at night.
What employers look for
- A valid driving licence for the vehicle type.
- Safe, calm driving.
- Knowing the roads, or using the map on the phone.
- Simple English for addresses and signs.
Road rules
- Gulf countries drive on the right side of the road.
- Always wear the seat belt, and never use the phone while driving.
- There are many speed cameras. Keep to the speed limit.
- Check the tyres, lights, oil and water before you drive.
At the interview
- Bring your driving licence.
- A driving test may be asked. Drive calmly and follow the signs.
- Say which vehicles you drove before and for how many years.
- Show your Lucky Skills certificate if you have one.
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