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Self-Employed Owner Delivery Driver – £180 Per Day
Oxfordshire | Swindon to Oxford | £180 Per Day | Regular Routes | Owner Drivers
Own a Van? Put It to Work with ATA Logistics!
ATA Logistics is growing, and we're looking for reliable Self-Employed Owner Drivers to join our delivery operation across the Oxfordshire region, covering routes between Swindon and Oxford.
If you have your own van and are looking for regular routes, consistent work and competitive earnings, we'd love to hear from you.
You'll have the freedom of being self-employed while having the backing of an experienced logistics team to support you.
What We Offer
- £180 flat day rate
- Regular delivery routes across Oxfordshire
- Consistent workload throughout the week
- Full onboarding and operational support
- Planned delivery routes
- Dedicated local team to support you
- Opportunity to work with an established and growing logistics operation
The Role
As an Owner Driver, you'll be responsible for delivering parcels safely and efficiently to homes and businesses across your allocated route.
Your Day Will Typically Include
- Approximately 80–140 deliveries per day, depending on your route
- Urban, semi-urban and rural delivery locations
- Planned routes using handheld delivery technology
- Loading and organising your deliveries
- Managing your route efficiently
- Providing a friendly and professional service to customers
- Working independently with support available when you need it
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What Are the Routes Like?
Urban Routes
- Typically cover a radius of approximately 5–10 miles
- Higher delivery density with shorter distances between stops
Semi-Urban Routes
- Typically cover a radius of approximately 15–20 miles
- Combination of residential and wider delivery areas
Rural Routes
- Routes can cover up to approximately 80 miles
- Longer distances between delivery points with lower delivery density
Every route is different – giving you variety while maintaining regular delivery opportunities.
What You'll Need
- Your own suitable delivery van
- Full UK manual driving licence
- Right to work in the UK
- Reliable and professional approach
- Good customer service skills
- Confidence working independently and managing a delivery route
- Ability to work in a fast-paced environment


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Previous Multi-drop Delivery Experience Is Preferred But Not Essential.
Why ATA Logistics?
At ATA Logistics, we know that our drivers are what keep our operation moving.
We want to give Owner Drivers the opportunity to put their vans to work while having access to consistent routes, clear earnings and a team behind them when they need support.
Whether you're already an experienced Owner Driver or you're looking to move into multi-drop delivery, we'll support you through the onboarding process and help you get out on the road.
Got the Van? We've Got the Routes!
If you're ready to put your van to work and join a growing logistics operation, apply today.
Our recruitment team will contact suitable applicants to discuss the routes, requirements and next steps.
Job Type: Self-employed
Pay: £180.00 per day
Location: Oxfordshire – routes between Swindon and Oxford
Experience: Multi-drop delivery preferred but not essential
Licence: Full UK Manual Driving Licence required
Vehicle: Own suitable delivery van required
Work Location: On the road
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