- Drive light motor vehicles (LMV) to transport passengers and goods to designated locations: The primary responsibility of an LMV driver is to safely operate a vehicle to transport passengers and goods as needed.
- Adhere to traffic rules and regulations: It is important for an LMV driver to follow all traffic laws and regulations to ensure the safety of passengers, pedestrians, and other road users.
- Maintain the cleanliness and maintenance of the vehicle: LMV drivers are expected to keep the vehicle clean and well-maintained to ensure its optimal performance and safety.
- Assist passengers with loading and unloading of goods: LMV drivers may be required to help passengers with loading and unloading their luggage or goods to ensure a smooth transportation experience.
- Keep track of mileage and fuel consumption: Monitoring mileage and fuel consumption helps in efficient route planning and budgeting for fuel expenses.
Skills and Expectations:
- Valid LMV driving license: An LMV driver should possess a valid driving license for light motor vehicles.
- Good knowledge of local routes and traffic patterns: Familiarity with local routes and traffic patterns can help in efficient navigation and timely delivery of passengers and goods.
- Excellent driving skills and safety record: It is important for an LMV driver to have strong driving skills and a clean safety record to ensure the safety of passengers and goods in transit.
- Strong communication skills: Effective communication with passengers, colleagues, and supervisors is essential for an LMV driver to carry out their duties effectively.