Amazon Delivery Driver Jobs — Hiring Now

Amazon delivery drivers earn $18–$25/hr depending on location and experience. This includes base pay plus any route bonuses.

No. Amazon provides branded delivery vans for most delivery associate positions. You drive Amazon's vehicle, not your own. DSP (Delivery Service Partner) positions also provide company vehicles. You need a valid driver's license but no CDL.

Amazon delivery drivers typically deliver 200–350 packages per day across 150–200 stops, depending on the route. Routes are pre-planned using Amazon's routing software. Most shifts are 10 hours with a 30-minute lunch break.

Yes. Amazon delivery associates get health insurance, dental, vision, 401(k), paid time off, and employee discounts starting Day 1. DSP drivers' benefits vary by the specific DSP contractor but typically include health insurance and paid time off.