Do they still go abroad like they used to, most of their vehicles now seem to be the smaller models.
Yes they still go abroad, mainly highline scania’s that do european, they have renault premiums aswell but they are just on uk.
TONY530I:
Yes they still go abroad, mainly highline scania’s that do european, they have renault premiums aswell but they are just on uk.
Thanks they do have have many Scanias and they are not top specification.
the only ones i have seen recently abroad have been lithuanian or polish registered, boekstein (spelling) from holland have some working for them on polish plates, think they do a lot of airfreight
yer they employ poles on traction work, while we british workers sit at home on the dole…!!!
Did a couple of shifts for Curries about 18 years ago, and now I’m on the dole so I dropped off my CV, whilst I was making enquires at Nithcree and was told nowt doing. 
i was parked next to one loading uk groupage couple weeks ago in como was a topline 420 on lithuanian plates
Curries of Dumfries,ha,more like Curries of Warsaw,wonder what rates they pay the commies?
was going to post on this topic ages ago and ask if curries had any uk trucks left cos all i see on the continent are lithuanian flipflops puling their trailers
They only have about 10 uk reg’d european trucks of there own, have a few foreign plated trucks but rest is done by taliban subbies,
my dad has just left them a few week ago, he worked out of there warrington depo,
he did alot of work in holland and germany!!
1986:
my dad has just left them a few week ago, he worked out of there warrington depo,
he did alot of work in holland and germany!!
anyone actually know what there like to work for, rate of pay etc… rather here it from someone who has experience with the company than rely on here say, as i live near warrington i was thinking of phoning but wanted to gather info first.
worked for them out of stirling run by the dumfries office and worked there one week,
get drivers leaving you trailers with flat tyres on a thursday night and had 3 drops and one pick up on the friday,
where my first drop was which was also where i was to collect my backload,
traffic used to phone you every min of the day asking when you are going to be at delivery point also phone calls asking if you could work the extra day ok but at 4pm.
was not for me
curly:
worked for them out of stirling run by the dumfries office and worked there one week,
get drivers leaving you trailers with flat tyres on a thursday night and had 3 drops and one pick up on the friday,
where my first drop was which was also where i was to collect my backload,
traffic used to phone you every min of the day asking when you are going to be at delivery point also phone calls asking if you could work the extra day ok but at 4pm.
was not for me
bad planning that by transport how long ago was that and r they paid a hourly rate
I applied for a UK tramping job about 2 years ago and the money then was about £330 a week take home… Suffice to say I didnt bother my arse…
euromat:
the only ones i have seen recently abroad have been lithuanian or polish registered, boekstein (spelling) from holland have some working for them on polish plates, think they do a lot of airfreight
I see them pulling Currie trailers quite often…
darren23:
yer they employ poles on traction work, while we british workers sit at home on the dole…!!!
You can always try with them.
Translation:
We are looking for a drivers for international transport (mostly internal EC transport, four weeks on, one week off)
Requirements:
- C+E driving licence
- actual medicals, CPC and ■■■■■■-technic medical examination
- actual document confirming no criminal record
- min. 2 years of experience in international haulage (transport of cargo with vehicles over 12 t gross mass)
praca@huberpoland.com.pl
Good luck 
got an interview this week for Currie European at there warrington branch don’t think i will bother found out they are paying 380 a week before tax Ni for 50 hours and that is nights 
tang 69:
got an interview this week for Currie European at there warrington branch don’t think i will bother found out they are paying 380 a week before tax Ni for 50 hours and that is nights
That’s about £290 take home, isn’t it?
£7.60 an hour, oooooo. I’ve seen better but most around here pay that but not for nights.
Might be worth going to the interview, if only to check on the wage, you could have been given duff gen.
yes that’s about 7.60 an hour but i think you could be right i should go for interview just for a look at the set up and wages keep you posted how i get on 