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Driver Jobs in Germany
Job offers from German companies. For drivers from Poland and Eastern Europe.
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How It Works
From job offer to talking with the employer in three steps
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Find a Job
Browse listings from German companies.
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Apply
For listings of companies with a Bewerbox account — with one click, no complicated forms.
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Reply from the Employer
When the company replies, you will see it in your messages on the portal and get an email.
Install Bewerbox as an App
Faster access from your home screen, full screen without an address bar. Free, no app store.
Or scan with your phone to install it there
Open the browser menu (⋮) and select "Install app" or "Add to Home screen".
Tap the Share icon (□↑) at the bottom, then tap "Add to Home Screen".
Click the install icon in the address bar, or the menu (⋮) → "Install Bewerbox…".
About us
Who is behind it
My name is Mariusz Derylak and I run Bewerbox from Schweinfurt. I have held a C+E licence since 2007 — I know what this job looks like from the inside.
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Guides for drivers
Pay, documents and everyday work in Germany – explained simply.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions About Formalities
Short answers to what drivers ask most often before starting work in Germany.
See all guides →What is Code 95 and do I need it?
Code 95 (Driver CPC) is a mandatory qualification, noted on the driving licence or the driver qualification card, required for professional freight transport in the EU — including Germany. Without it, legal employment as a professional driver is not possible. Learn more →
Is an EU driving licence valid in Germany?
Yes — a category C/CE driving licence issued in an EU country (e.g. Poland) is automatically recognised in Germany; no exchange is required to work as a driver. Learn more →
What examinations and documents do I need before starting work?
German employers usually require a current occupational medical examination (including an eye test), a valid driving licence with Code 95, and basic identity documents — the exact list depends on the company and type of transport. Learn more →
What is a tachograph and why does it matter?
The digital tachograph records driving and rest times — operating it correctly and complying with the limits (Regulation (EC) 561/2006) is a basic obligation, monitored among others by the BALM (German Federal Office for Logistics and Mobility). Learn more →
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