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Helping new UK HGV
drivers understand the real job behind the license

Straight-talking guidance on working time, tachographs, pay pressure, route decisions, parking and life on the road – without the hype.

BUILT FOR NEW AND WORKING UK HGV DRIVERS

Start with the essentials

The 4 pillars every driver should understand

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Starting Out

Clear guidance for new drivers learning what the job is really like after the test.

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Compliance

Understand the rules that protect your licence, your
job, and your livelihood.

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Money & Earnings

Understand pay, deductions, expenses, and how to make the job pay properly.

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Life on the Road

Life out of the cab, Health, routines, fitness, rest, and balance while doing the job.

20 Years Experience

Real Talk, No hype

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Compliance

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Night Work Rules – HGV Drivers

Night work under the Working Time Directive is simple once you understand one rule: If you work at any point between midnight and 04:00, your whole day is treated differently. Most confusion comes from thinking the limit only applies inside the night window. It doesn’t. The One Rule That Matters

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The Rolling 24-Hour Rule

The Rolling 24-Hour Rule is not a separate limit. It is how Working Time limits are measured. The law does none of those. The One Rule to Understand First Working Time limits are assessed over a rolling 24-hour period, starting when your Working Time begins. That 24-hour window: What “Rolling”

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On The Road

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Upton Upon Severn

My aim for the day was to make it out to Clive’s Fruit Farm, but I also wanted to “get lost” a bit on the way and see what turned up. I had a rough loop in mind: a walk with plenty of photos, some proper local scenery and, as I later found out, a box full of cider, fruit, veg and pasties bursting with filling.

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