Retail Delivery Driver Jobs — Open Positions

As of September 2026, there are 369+ retail delivery driver jobs openings across 355 cities. Pay ranges from $16 to $18/hr based on role and location. All listings are verified and updated daily.

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Gillette

Gillette, WY

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Kenosha

Kenosha, WI

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Parkersburg

Parkersburg, WV

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Issaquah

Issaquah, WA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Lake Stevens

Lake Stevens, WA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Edmonds

Edmonds, WA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Federal Way

Federal Way, WA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Tacoma

Tacoma, WA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Spokane

Spokane, WA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Newport News

Newport News, VA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Richmond

Richmond, VA

$15 - $18

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Driver/Gig:Retail Associate in Burlington

Burlington, VT

$15 - $18

Retail Delivery Driver Jobs — Frequently Asked Questions

How much do retail delivery drivers make?
Retail delivery drivers typically earn $15–$22/hr depending on the retailer, location and experience, plus tips on some roles.
Do retail delivery drivers use their own car?
It depends on the employer. Many retailers provide a branded vehicle for home-delivery routes, while some curbside and courier roles ask you to use your own car with a mileage reimbursement. You'll need a valid driver's license; a CDL is not required for most retail delivery jobs.
What does a retail delivery driver do?
Retail delivery drivers bring online, curbside and store orders to customers' homes — loading the vehicle, following a planned route, and handling groceries, furniture, or general merchandise. Most shifts are 6–10 hours with a scheduled break.
Do retail delivery drivers get benefits?
Benefits vary by employer. Full-time delivery roles often include health insurance, paid time off, and an employee discount, while part-time and gig-style routes usually offer flexible hours and, on some roles, tips. Check each listing for specifics.

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Last updated: September 17, 2026