Commercial and Freight Drivers:

1. CDL (Commercial Driver’s License) Drivers – Includes Class A, B, and C license holders.
2. OTR (Over-the-Road) Truck Drivers – Long-haul truck drivers.
3. Local Delivery Truck Drivers – Short-distance deliveries, often within a city or region.
4. Flatbed Truck Drivers – Haul oversized or irregular loads.
5. Tanker Truck Drivers – Transport liquids like fuel, chemicals, or food-grade substances.
6. Hazmat Drivers – Transport hazardous materials (require Hazmat endorsement).
7. Refrigerated (Reefer) Truck Drivers – Carry temperature-sensitive cargo.
8. Dump Truck Drivers – Operate trucks used in construction and waste management.
9. Tow Truck Drivers – Transport disabled or illegally parked vehicles.
10. Auto Hauler Drivers – Transport multiple vehicles at once.

Warehouse & Equipment Operators:

11. Forklift Operators – Move and stack pallets in warehouses.
12. Pallet Jack Operators – Use manual or electric pallet jacks for warehouse work.
13. Crane Operators – Lift and move heavy objects using cranes.
14. Yard Jockeys (Hostler Drivers) – Move trailers within a yard or facility.

Passenger Transport Drivers:

15. Bus Drivers – Drive city buses, school buses, or charter buses.
16. Taxi Drivers – Provide point-to-point passenger transport.
17. Rideshare Drivers – Work for companies like Uber and Lyft.
18. Shuttle Drivers – Transport passengers between locations like hotels, airports, or campuses.
19. Chauffeurs – Drive high-end vehicles for private clients or businesses.