Drive vans. Get paid. Near you.
Self‑employed van driving work.
£120 to £170 a day before tax, depending on the area.
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Local delivery companies are looking for self‑employed van drivers. £120 to £170 a day before tax, depending on the area.
How it works
Tell us where you are
Pop in your postcode. That's the hard part done.
Quick eligibility check
A few taps. No CV, no cover letter, no account.
Companies can contact you
Delivery companies near you can see your profile and get in touch.
What it pays
Typical delivery van drivers earn £120 to £170 a day before tax
Rates vary by company and area.
Got your own van? Some local companies are looking for drivers who bring one.
Drivers signing up across 12 UK regions
Good questions
Who would I be delivering for?
We connect you with local delivery companies. They run routes for networks like Amazon, Evri, DPD and InPost. You'd work for the local company, driving their van or your own.
Do I need a CV?
No CV, no cover letter, no interview to get started. You give us your postcode and answer a few quick questions. That's the whole application, and it takes about five minutes.
Do I need experience?
No. If you hold a full UK licence and you're confident behind the wheel, you can apply. The company you drive for handles the training.
What do I need?
A full UK driving licence and a smartphone. You'll usually need to be 21 or over, though some companies take drivers from 18. The kit and the training come with the role, and so does the van unless you're bringing your own.
What happens after I sign up?
Delivery companies in your area see your profile and call or text you directly. No waiting around for an agency to get back to you.
Does it cost me anything?
Nothing, ever. The delivery companies pay us to find drivers. You just turn up and drive.