Courier Go-To Playbook
Medical, legal, parts and B2B route work
The category most drivers never look at. What courier work actually is, what companies commonly require, how to approach local operators directly, and how to tell a good route from a busy one.
What is inside
Courier work moves things for businesses rather than meals for consumers. That single difference changes the whole shape of it: the client is a company, the work often repeats, and reliability matters more than speed. Common categories in South Florida:
- Medical and laboratory: specimens, supplies between clinics and labs, often on a fixed daily schedule and with training or compliance requirements.
- Pharmacy: prescriptions to patients or facilities, usually with identity and handling rules.
- Legal: filings and documents between firms, courts and clients, where timing is the entire product.
- Auto parts: dealership and workshop runs, frequently a repeating loop between the same locations.
- Catering and retail: scheduled drops, sometimes requiring help unloading.
- Last-mile and B2B routes: a defined list of stops run to a schedule.
The attraction is predictability. The cost of entry is that companies vet you.
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