What should a driver resume summary include?

Include the type of driving you do, the vehicles you drive, your licence, the areas you know and one sign that you are safe and reliable. A driver's summary should be short and clear, because many employers read it quickly on a phone.

Build it from:

• Driving type: delivery, company or personal driver, heavy truck, bus, chauffeur, courier.
• Vehicles: light vehicles, vans, pickup trucks, heavy goods vehicles, buses.
• Licence: list your licence as the local authority requires, with its category.
• Area knowledge: cities, regions or routes you know well.
• Reliability: safe driving record, on-time deliveries, customer feedback.

Example (fictional): "Delivery driver with five years in Dubai and Sharjah, driving vans for an e-commerce courier. Complete up to 90 drops a day with accurate proof of delivery and a safe driving record."

Example (fictional): "Heavy truck driver with eight years on long-distance routes, experienced with container and flatbed loads and daily vehicle checks."

Avoid general lines like "hard-working driver". Your vehicles, routes and record matter more.