My uncle drives a little pickup truck to/from a parts place, as a automotive parts delivery person. I think he works an 8a.m. to 5p.m. shift…and sometimes on Saturday. Doesn't pay all that well…but he loves to drive, anyway. If you are very good with directions, it's decent. I think it started off at like $7.50 to $8.50 an hour…kinda rough if you live on your own.

delivering prescription medication to the elderly. My father delivers oxygen tanks to the ill at home and sets them up.

Bus driver, cab driver, chauffeur.

Taxi
Limo/Car Service
Bus Driver
Delivery of other stuff (Auto parts, etc)

Golf cart driver at a golf course!

There are lots of things that include driving such as…

1.Furniture Companies - Delivery - Straight Truck(class B)
2.Soda Companies - Coke/Pepsi (class B)
3.Vending Machine Driver - Delivery
4.Frito Lay - Delivery - Panel Truck
5.Dump Truck Driver - class B
6.Garbage Truck Driver - class B? not sure
7.Cab Driver - chauffeurs license
8.Cement Truck Driver - class B
9.Mail Carrier - Straight truck used to haul mail from big cities to small out laying towns (class B)
10.UPS Driver - Delivery - Straight Truck - class B
11.FedEx Driver - Delivery - Straight Truck - class B
12.School Bus - class B & chauffeurs license
13.City Bus - class B & chauffeurs license
14.Auto Parts - Delivery - standard license
15.Ambulence Driver/EMS
16.Police Officer
17.Milk Carrier - class B
18.Laundry Companies - Panel Truck
19.Natural Gas Driver - Straight truck - class B
20.Appliance Delivery - class B - sometimes standard - depending on company

One more to add to that extensive list…..Escort/Pilot Car operator. Why would you want a driving job at this time with fuel prices so high?