"I have never been in a car accident when delivering products, but I was in one once while driving a personal vehicle. I was at a red light alone for a minute and someone came speeding up behind me and rear-ended my car. I immediately pulled over and called the police. I was fine, so I got out of the car and exchanged information with the other driver while waiting for the police to come. I later filed a report with my insurance and was not at fault for the accident."

"Yes, I encountered a few angry customers in my previous position. One instance that stands out is a customer that received the wrong order and was upset. I explained I was just delivering the package and assured her I would contact my company about the error. She was still upset after my suggestion, so I offered to take the package back and contact her with new order details. She agreed, and I escalated the issue to my supervisor."

"At the beginning of my day, I review my deliveries and plan an efficient route. I make sure I deliver all packages in the same area before moving on to another. I use Google maps to find the best routes and see if there's any traffic. If there is, I re-route to make sure my deliveries arrive on time."

"I attended driving school when I got my G1 seven years ago, so I was able to get my G2 within a year. I then got my full G licence as soon as I was eligible, so I have a lot of driving experience. I have no driving infringements and haven't been given any demerit points."

"I worked as a delivery driver with Purolator for two years. That experience helped me develop strong communication skills for speaking with both customers and colleagues. I also have excellent navigational skills, which help me deliver my packages efficiently."

"I try not to drive for long periods so I can stay alert and focused. However, when I do need to complete a long-distance delivery, I take strategic, periodic breaks and get out of my car to stretch. I also listen to classical music while driving, which helps me focus. If I need to check my phone for delivery details, I pull over safely first."

"If I was going to be late due to traffic or another circumstance out of my control, I would contact the customer and explain the situation, then apologise for the inconvenience. I would give them an updated delivery time so they'd know when to expect me. I would also update my supervisor to let them know I'mbehind on my deliveries."

"First, I ensure the customer isn't home by ringing the doorbell and calling them. If I'm positive they aren't home and they aren't picking up, I leave a note with the company's contact information explaining when and how they can retrieve their package."

"In my personal life, I drive a manual transmission car, which I used to drive for deliveries as well. At my previous company, I drove a cargo van and a box truck. I'm confident in my driving skills and comfortable learning how to operate any type of vehicle."

"I rarely get lost when making deliveries as I have strong navigational skills and use a GPS. However, I have gotten lost looking for a specific house in a rural area before. I followed the GPS to the house address, but there was nothing there. I called the customer to ask for more specific directions, and they said the GPS wasn't accurate."

"I'm a frequent customer at your establishment and love your food. I want to work for a company whose product I stand behind, so applying to work here as a Delivery Driver seems like the perfect fit."

"Providing excellent customer service is important to me because I expect the same when I'm a customer. I offer the best customer service to every customer by ensuring they receive their package in a timely manner. I don't like to leave packages on doorsteps if I can help it, as I prefer to see the customer receive their package and confirm successful delivery. This ensures nothing gets lost or stolen. It also gives me the opportunity to greet and thank the customer, hopefully leaving a lasting impression. I also aim to deliver packages on time and update customers when I'm on my way, so they know when to expect me."

"Yes, I am happy to deliver packages in an unfamiliar area. I love exploring my city and delivering packages in an area I've never been to before will help me do that. I have great orientation and navigation skills, and an effective GPS to guide me through areas I'm not familiar with."

"I have two years of experience as a Delivery Driver for a family-owned pizza shop. I'm looking for a new role in a bigger company to expand my opportunities, but my previous position taught me a lot. It helped me develop excellent customer service, time management, and navigation skills. It also prepared to explore different neighbourhoods and areas, making deliveries much quicker as I became more familiar with the city."

"The most stressful delivery experience I'veever had was when I approached a house and saw a large dog on the customer's porch. I went to pet the dog, and it tried to bite my hand. I pulled it away quickly, and the owner came running out. They were very apologetic and insisted on paying me for the trouble. I declined payment and apologised for trying to pet the dog without asking for permission first. Since then, I avoid petting customer's pets while working."