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Hiring Practices

Many employers require applicants to be at least 22 years of age and have a commercial driver's license. Employers prefer applicants who have at least a high school diploma or GED. They also prefer applicants who have sales experience and a good driving record. Some employers prefer applicants who have three to five years of experience driving trucks.

Many jobs require physical strength and stamina. Some employers may require applicants to show they can lift 50 pounds. Employers may also require applicants to pass a drug test.

Route salespeople often must be bonded (insured against financial loss). Bonding requirements vary but generally require that applicants be of good character.

Employers look for applicants who have initiative and are dependable, healthy, and neat in appearance. They also look for applicants who have good communication skills.

Advancement Opportunities

Advancement for route salespeople often is in the form of higher wages as they gain experience. They may also advance to working on larger routes. Some route salespeople may advance to selling more expensive items. Salespeople who work for large companies and have good people skills may become supervisors.

Job Title Examples

Driver,  Pizza Delivery Driver,  Sales Route Driver,  Truck Driver,  Delivery Driver,  Route Salesman,  Territory Manager 

Similar Careers

Below are careers similar to Route Salespeople you may be interested in reading about. If you are looking to broaden your job search, these careers require similar skills. Click on the names to link to their career profile.

Advertising Salespeople
Coin and Vending Machine Repairers
Counter and Rental Clerks
Heavy Truck Drivers
Insurance Agents
Light Truck Drivers
Merchandise Displayers
Real Estate Agents
Retail Salespeople
Sales Representatives

Related Industries

Below are industries related to Route Salespeople you may be interested in reading about. Employers in these industries typically hire Route Salespeople. Click on the names to link to their industry profile.

Couriers And Messengers
Department Stores And Other Retailers
Eating And Drinking Places
Food Products
Food Stores
Motor Vehicle And Parts Dealers
Publishing And Broadcasting
Wholesale Trade


Source: Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development and Minnesota Department of Education.