Trucking in London’s Tight Streets: Navigating Challenges as an HGV Driver
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- #hgv #hgvdriver #uktrucking
In this video, I take my HGV down some tight challenging London Streets.
As a HGV Driver in the UK, trucking across the country delivering plant machinery can be challenging especially when its down tight, narrow county lanes.
Join mean as I take you along, showing you the challenges that I face on a day to day basis and what I have to do to ovecome them.
If you enjoy the content dont forget it give it a like and why not leve a comment asking any questions you have about becoming HGV Driver and life on the road.
I was born and raised in the UB postcode! 👌🏻Rough af around there haha
Can be stressey af driving round narrow streets in a 7.5 let alone an artic Ash 🙏
This is the most stressful job ever in my opinion I could never do this
The skill in that line of work is mental
Who's skill?
@@AshleyHaleUKyour skill. I have a lot of respect for hgv drivers the amount of skill it takes to do what you do. Fair play. Didn’t realise you were Andover based local to me!
@@finnrussell3582 been here all my life, went to school with 'Truckin around with John'
@@AshleyHaleUK oh nice, I’ve checked his channel out watched him drive past my missus house haha. Keep up the hard work mate 👍
Ah, I dont work hard. Not anymore I drive a truck as a job 🤣
Hey mate love your videos💯 I have 2 question, I’m 22 years old and I’m currently in the army i have my HGV license but I’ve never did a lorry job before. Do you think it would be hard for me to work in an agency on the weekends? and what’s the best way for me to get experience as young new driver, like for example can I tag along with a driver to learn a few bits? I don’t care about getting paid I just want to learn. Your point of view would be greatly appreciated🙏🏾 #continueeducatingtheworld
@@sahmyung4228 to drive in the Civie World you need to have your CPC, which I understand the army doesn't always provide as you don't need it to drive the army vehicles.
Getting agency work is the best way to go to get experience, a lot of it would be supermarket deliveries at weekends which is a great way to get to know how it all works.
The best thing to do is to contact and sign up with a few agencies to keep you options open especially as different companies often stick to one agency when they need staff.
Hope that makes sense and helps.
Good Luck!
@@AshleyHaleUK thank you so much mate🙏🏾