A Bus Driver drives a bus professionally. He/she carries passengers safely from one bus stop or bus station to another. Some Bus Drivers work locally (in towns) and others nationally (driving passengers from one city to another).

A Chauffeur is like a ‘luxury driver’ who is usually employed by large companies and wealthy individuals to drive luxurious motor vehicles or limousines to destinations of the passenger’s choice.

Couriers collect and deliver documents and packages from companies and private residences. They usually use light delivery vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles and in some cases deliver on foot.

Does being out on the open road appeal to you? Then the life of a Delivery Person/Driver may be the right career for you. A Delivery Person/Driver will usually make local deliveries whereas a Longhaul Driver will drive from city to city.

Petrol Pump Attendants fill vehicles and motorbikes with petrol or diesel. They also clean windows and monitor tyre pressure.

Taxi Drivers drive passengers from one destination to another. This job requires long hours behind the steering wheel and unusual working hours. This could mean you may work during and through the night.

A Transport Clerk usually works in a warehouse environment. They are in charge of checking goods (articles, containers or passengers) and keeping up to date with the numbers and paperwork.

A Truck Driver is a person who drives a truck for a living. They move goods from one destination to another. Some drive short distances while others may drive longer distances between provinces or between countries.