Good money, your own pace, routes close to home. Deliver by scooter, car, van or truck across Denmark, or drive taxi in the city. We handle the paperwork and get you started fast.
Newspapers, parcels, pallets and passengers move around the clock. The companies behind them need drivers they can rely on, and they are hiring right now, in every part of the country.
Pick what fits your licence and your schedule. Every route comes with training and full support.
Fast-paced delivery work in the city. If you have a scooter licence and enjoy independent work, this job fits you perfectly. You deliver newspapers, letters and small parcels in your local area, mostly during evenings or nights. You get paid for how many products you deliver, not how long the route takes, and all training is included.
Deliver newspapers, letters and small parcels during quiet night hours with your own car. On top of your earnings you receive a tax-free allowance per kilometre when you drive your own car. Routes are well planned and full training is included.
Take part in parcel distribution across cities and rural areas. Daily routes are well planned, training is included, and you are supported every step of the way. A stable, reliable job where you help keep Denmark's delivery network running.
Become a truck driver for Danish transport companies operating across the country. You drive modern trucks, from regional distribution vehicles to long-distance transport fleets. Routes are planned, training is provided, and you are supported by professional logistics teams, whether you are experienced or new to the industry.
Drive taxi for established Danish taxi companies in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg and other cities. We guide you through the whole process, including the taxi driver card (taxikørekort) and the courses you need, and connect you with companies that take on new drivers.
Employers pay us, never you. There is no fee for candidates at any point in the process.
Apply once and we match your profile against every partner looking for drivers in your area.
Contracts, tax card, e-Boks, NemKonto: we walk you through the Danish admin so nothing gets stuck.
Routes come with proper onboarding. You are never sent out alone on your first night.
We work in both languages, so you can ask questions in the one you are most comfortable with.
The same coordinator follows you from application to first shift, and stays reachable afterwards.
DriverJobs.dk is run by Clever Recruiting, a Danish recruitment agency (CVR 46664426) that staffs transport and logistics companies across the country. We stay in contact with the drivers we place, so we can tell you what an employer is actually like to work for.
Tell us your licence, your city and when you can start. A CV is welcome but not required.
A short conversation about the routes near you, the hours you want and what you can earn.
We arrange the interview, prepare you for it and handle the paperwork with the company.
You get trained on the route, and your coordinator stays reachable long after your first shift.
Routes run in every region: Zealand, Funen, Jutland and North Jutland. Tell us your city when you apply and we match you with employers who need drivers close to where you live.
Not on the list? Apply anyway. We work with employers around the country and new routes open regularly.
Two minutes now, an answer within 24 hours, and a route that fits your licence and your week.
Fill in the application form once, which takes about two minutes. We review every profile and get back to you within 24 hours with the routes that fit your licence and your city.
No. Applying through DriverJobs.dk is completely free for candidates. The employers pay us, never you.
A regular B licence is enough for car and van routes, scooter routes need a scooter licence, and truck routes require C or CE. Taxi work requires a taxi driver card. Experience helps but is not required, since full training is provided.
How quickly you start depends on the employer and the route, and some drivers begin within days. We handle the paperwork with the employer and guide you all the way to your first shift.
Pay depends on the route and the employer. Delivery routes are often paid per delivery, plus a tax-free allowance per kilometre when you use your own car. Truck and taxi work is usually paid by the hour under a collective agreement. We tell you the exact numbers for each specific job before you accept it.
Both. Newspaper and parcel routes mostly run in the evening and at night, which suits people who want quiet roads and daytime free. Van, truck and taxi work covers days, evenings and weekends.
Not for most delivery routes, where English is enough. Taxi work and some customer-facing roles need conversational Danish. We match you to what you actually speak.
Yes, on many delivery routes, and you receive a tax-free allowance per kilometre. Other routes provide the vehicle. Tell us which you prefer when you apply.
Fill it in once. We match you with the right employers and guide you through every step.