Driver
Career Overview
What It Takes
Becoming a driver in the logistics industry gives you the chance to take command of the open road in the country you helped protect. It’s a job for those who don’t mind working alone, and who like to visit new places every day.
Excellent Hand-Eye Coordination
Reacting to hazardous conditions—and even shifting gears—in a large van or truck takes great hand-eye coordination.
An Independent Mindset
Drivers often spend much of the working day alone while they’re out on the road.
Exceptional Hearing
Federal regulations require logistics drivers to hear a forced whisper in one ear at five feet away, without the use of a hearing aid.
Good Health
Many drivers are in better shape than you’d think. In fact, federal regulations do not allow people to become truck drivers with certain medical conditions.
Clear Vision
Drivers must have at least 20/40 vision with a 70-degree field of vision in each eye, and can’t be colorblind.
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