Cargo Delivery Job recreates the nostalgic flatbed and duneloader runs from GTA Online as a proper, repeatable career built specifically for your server. Players load up their haul, follow a set route across the map, and drop the cargo for a payout, with just enough built-in variety to keep the core loop feeling fresh every single time they clock on.
It supports ESX, QB, and ND through a clean bridge, and everything from the vehicle type to the route and the final reward is fully configurable inside a single, well-organized routes file. It is a clean, honest earner that almost anyone can pick up and enjoy without needing a tutorial or a mentor.
Inside the cargo delivery job
The design nails that classic easy-to-learn, satisfying-to-run feeling that made the original inspiration so popular. Each delivery is short enough to squeeze into a spare moment but rewarding enough to always feel worthwhile.
- Random vehicle type, route, and payout on every run for constant, welcome variety.
- Authentic GTA scaleforms and drop-off markers that lean into the nostalgic feel.
- Everything meaningful configurable from a single, readable sv_routes file.
- Built on ox_lib for clean, modern, and reliable in-world interactions.
- Bridge support covering ESX, QB, and ND frameworks out of the box.
Simple to run, easy to extend
Because the routes are entirely data-driven, expanding the job is as simple as adding a few new entries, so the whole system naturally grows right alongside your map over time.
- Add unlimited custom routes carefully tailored to the geography of your city.
- Adjust payouts freely to keep it balanced against your other available jobs.
- Framework-agnostic vehicle key handling through one simple event hook.
- A lightweight footprint that stays perfectly smooth even during busy peak hours.
- Newbie-friendly with no complex requirements standing between players and their first run.
Delivery work is the perfect bridge between doing nothing at all and committing to a full-time career, giving players a productive, low-stress way to fill the quiet stretches of a session.
It also seeds natural traffic and spontaneous road roleplay, since trucks hauling cargo across the map are exactly the kind of ambient activity a living, breathing city should always have humming away in the background.
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