Work Environment
Armored truck drivers spend much of their work day driving to pick up and drop off the valuables and cash they transport. Depending on the location and the time of year, weather conditions can mean they need to drive through rain, ice, snow, and sleet.
Individuals in this job typically carry and lift heavy bags of coins and other valuables.
As armored truck drivers transport money and other valuables, there may be some danger associated with the job, such as from robberies or attempted robberies.
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