Download the FiveM Modern Trucker Job Script for ESX & QB-Core. Includes a queue system, route storage, manual clock-out, and full ox_lib support.
✔ Works with ESX & QB-Core
✔ Built-in Queue System for Orders
✔ Server-Side Route Storage (Keeps Progress After Reconnect)
✔ Fully Optimized for Performance (0.0ms Idle)
✔ Abort Routes & Manual Clock-Out Features
Demo Video: Watch on YouTube
This file contains the latest randol_trucking script for FiveM.
Players clock in and receive delivery routes.
New routes are assigned every few minutes while on duty.
Routes persist after logging out and reload on reconnect.
Players can manually clock out, removing all routes and vehicles.
✔ Manual Clock-Out with Vehicle & Route Removal
✔ Ability to Abort Active Routes if Needed
✔ Optimized Server-Side Route Storage
✔ Multi-Framework Support (ESX & QB-Core)
What is the FiveM Modern Trucker Job Script?
This script introduces a realistic trucking system with a queue-based order system, ensuring players receive new delivery routes at regular intervals.✔ Works with ESX & QB-Core
✔ Built-in Queue System for Orders
✔ Server-Side Route Storage (Keeps Progress After Reconnect)
✔ Fully Optimized for Performance (0.0ms Idle)
✔ Abort Routes & Manual Clock-Out Features
Watch the Script in Action!
Demo Video: Watch on YouTubeHow to Download & Install the Trucker Job Script?
Step 1: Click the Download Link
This file contains the latest randol_trucking script for FiveM.
Step 2: Move the Script to Your FiveM Server
- Download and extract the script.
- Move the script to your server’s resources directory:
resources/[jobs]/randol_trucking
Step 3: Enable the Script
- Open server.cfg and add the following line:
ensure randol_trucking
Step 4: Install Dependencies
- Ensure you have ox_lib installed for proper functionality.
Step 5: Configure the Script
- Open config.lua and adjust settings such as:
- Maximum Routes Per Player (Default: 5)
- Route Generation Interval
- Payment Per Delivery
- Truck & Trailer Settings
Step 6: Restart Your Server
- Restart FiveM to apply changes.
How It Works:
Players clock in and receive delivery routes. New routes are assigned every few minutes while on duty. Routes persist after logging out and reload on reconnect. Players can manually clock out, removing all routes and vehicles.Key Features:
✔ Queue-Based Order System for Realistic Deliveries✔ Manual Clock-Out with Vehicle & Route Removal
✔ Ability to Abort Active Routes if Needed
✔ Optimized Server-Side Route Storage
✔ Multi-Framework Support (ESX & QB-Core)
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