Amazon drivers in the United States make an average hourly wage of about $18.75. Their pay ranges widely from as low as $9.86 to as high as $30.77 per hour, depending on factors like location, experience, and skills. Most Amazon driver wages range between approximately $14.42 (25th percentile) and $20.19 (75th percentile). Annual salaries typically vary, with averages around $38,995 per year, and top earners making about $53,000 annually. There are different types of Amazon drivers, including Amazon DSP (Delivery Service Partner) drivers and Amazon Flex drivers. DSP drivers often make between $18 to $25 per hour, with potential annual salaries of $55,000 to $70,000 including bonuses and peak pay periods. Amazon Flex drivers get paid per delivery block rather than hourly, making around $19 to $29 per hour pre- expenses, but after accounting for gas, maintenance, and insurance, their effective hourly income might be between $14 to $20. In some states like Florida, the average hourly pay is lower, around $14.01 per hour, with a range from about $10.77 to $15.10. Salaries can also depend on the specific job title, with Amazon van drivers averaging around $15.13 per hour. Overall, Amazon drivers' pay varies based on roles, location, and additional incentives like bonuses during busy seasons.