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Choose a job from the board
After the first license, the instructor points you toward work. The job board lists named jobs with a displayed payout, difficulty, travel distance and sometimes a vehicle requirement. Pick a job you can complete with your current vehicle before committing to a longer route.
The reviewed board marks House move with NO DEMAND, while another board marks a job IN DEMAND. Treat those as live conditions. A high listed number alone is insufficient to establish the best earnings per minute.
Complete the active job’s tasks
- Select a job on the clipboard and read the first task.
- Drive toward its waypoint or named pickup location.
- Stop where the prompt directs you, then wait for the next task to appear.
- Follow the new drop-off or delivery instruction until the job completes.
- Check the result before choosing the next job; do not assume that reaching the general street completes it.
A Give a lift example starts with a pickup at Luigi’s Pizza and then sends the driver to a view over Old Town. These are two separate tasks on the same job. The recording also shows School run home and Roadside Fix as named jobs.
Check vehicle requirements and risk
The official description lists pizza delivery, passenger lifts, trailer hauling and VIP work. Some jobs need an appropriate vehicle, and board conditions can change. A beginner should compare the job’s requirement with the car already owned before buying a vehicle solely for one offer.
Town driving in the recording produces penalty-charge notices for poor driving. Follow the game’s road limits and active instruction to avoid turning a nominally profitable route into repeated penalties. Exact fine amounts depend on the event and should be read in game.
How to decide which job is worthwhile
Use a short route you can finish reliably as a baseline. Compare its actual completed reward and time with a longer offer. A longer journey or special vehicle requirement can outweigh a larger displayed payout. This guide has no measured cash-per-minute ranking, so it does not label one job as universally fastest.
If your goal is another license, stop taking side purchases once you reach the exam budget. Keep separate targets for the booking fee and the car you want after passing.
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