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Delivery Driver Partners must have a valid driver's license, minimum auto insurance and complete a background check. With flexible hours you can make your own schedule and drive as little, or as much as you want Previous delivery experience as a delivery driver or courier driver is not required, but we encourage drivers from other delivery, gig, or ridesharing services to sign up.
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Vehicle with insurance + registration in your name. Previous delivery experience as a delivery driver or courier driver is not required, but we encourage drivers from other delivery, gig, or ridesharing services to sign up.
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Delivery Driver Partners will use their own reliable car, smartphone, and data + text plan. Sign up to be a Gopuff Delivery Driver Partner today and experience the easiest way to earn big.
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Choose your own schedule and deliver when you want Delivery made easy with one pickup location What you’ll need to get started: Be at least 21 years or older Valid U. S. driver’s license Vehicle with insurance + registration in your name Smartphone Willing & able to pass a pre-paid alcohol delivery training course (where applicable) How it works: Login to the Gopuff Driver app from your local facility Grab a few orders Deliver to happy customers No previous delivery experience required.
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Delivery Driver Partners will be independent contractors. With flexible hours you can make your own schedule and drive as little, or as much as you want! You’ll be delivering everyday essentials, from cleaning supplies, home needs and OTC medications to food, drinks and more.
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