How did you spend your Friday night?

I spent mine looking at a broken propshaft by the side of a rather chilly road, before being wrecker’d back to the yard… then taking another truck to finish my bloody run off.

tired

AND I now have a bloody cold. :imp:

So, how did you lot spend your Friday evening?

Being phoned up by the traffic office as I approach London informing me the shunter has told them I’ve left my car lights on. Solved the problem though, phoned the wife, got her to do a 60 mile round trip with the spare key to turn them off so I didn’t come back to a flat battery at 3am. :grimacing:

LOL, I sense someone will be getting an earfull :laughing:

Meal out with the wife. Sorry to hear about the propshaft, hope you manage to get rid of the cold quickly…

Arrived to catch a ferry only to realise my depot had booked me on as a camper van, not a lorry. Missed my boat, waited ages for the next and got home rather late… Aside from that all good :slight_smile:

Spent it in the house watching comic relief.[emoji52]

On the couch with the remote control, wifey at work on night shift so was lording it right up swaggerin around in ma pants watchin what I want.
Only thing was I ended up fallin asleep by 10.

… in Wetherspoons

Parked at Cobham services.

Surprisingly clean and tidy for a motorway services. Actually saw a real life security guard on patrol as well!

Sister was down from Kent so me and 3 sisters had the obligatory Chinese then sat down to watch a movie with coffee and chocolates…

Conor:
Being phoned up by the traffic office as I approach London informing me the shunter has told them I’ve left my car lights on. Solved the problem though, phoned the wife, got her to do a 60 mile round trip with the spare key to turn them off so I didn’t come back to a flat battery at 3am. :grimacing:

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer person :wink: :smiley:

Slightly amazed that Britains most highly regarded & professional truck driver could make such a rookie mistake tho…

Hammy747:
Parked at Cobham services.

Surprisingly clean and tidy for a motorway services. Actually saw a real life security guard on patrol as well!

You’ll be telling us it actually stayed all night next :unamused:

Routing round the bloody A14 night closures coming back from Coalville. Back at yard 23:30, home, bed. 64hrs Mon-Fri. :slight_smile: Full w/end off. Yeah!!! :slight_smile:

M6 to Newcastle-under-Lyme back up to Warrington depot (1st time) back up to Gretna. Probably the N-U-L best suited to me as apart from the 45 there’s no hanging about.

Told Mrs and pretty much everyone else this would be my last run. Agency phoned while I was waiting for my trailer, conversation went like this

Agency; Hi, Dave how’s things.
Me; I’m thinking of giving up driving,
Agency, laughing; well you won’t want to do a midnight start all week then, (he knows I wouldn’t touch it anyway)
Me; erm, NO.
Agency; OK could you just do me a big favour and do an 11.30am start on Friday
Me; is that a Hull run?
Agency; no idea mate they just give me the start times, so do you want it?
Me; Aye OK

So I’m doing a run (double run to weegieland and back) next Friday :unamused: :blush: . What is worrying is I my mouth said yes before my brain had a chance to think about it, WTF is wrong with me.

switchlogic:

Conor:
Being phoned up by the traffic office as I approach London informing me the shunter has told them I’ve left my car lights on. Solved the problem though, phoned the wife, got her to do a 60 mile round trip with the spare key to turn them off so I didn’t come back to a flat battery at 3am. :grimacing:

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer person :wink: :smiley:

Slightly amazed that Britains most highly regarded & professional truck driver could make such a rookie mistake tho…

He’s only human Luke you must forgive him :wink:

Dinner with the Mayor’s daughter .

Started at 5am, finished by 13:30. Fish n chips for tea, Gormans of course, tried a bit of red nose stuff but as I hate ■■■■■ McCall & Winkleman with a passion, they are living proof you need zero talent to be on TV, I read a bit & watched gogglebox.

tango boy:

switchlogic:

Conor:
Being phoned up by the traffic office as I approach London informing me the shunter has told them I’ve left my car lights on. Solved the problem though, phoned the wife, got her to do a 60 mile round trip with the spare key to turn them off so I didn’t come back to a flat battery at 3am. :grimacing:

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer person :wink: :smiley:

Slightly amazed that Britains most highly regarded & professional truck driver could make such a rookie mistake tho…

He’s only human Luke you must forgive him :wink:

Surely as a proper driver Conor has a set of jump leads in the lorry so a flat battery shouldn’t be a problem, have jumped my car plenty of times from the lorry when the battery is flat.

BillyHunt:
Started at 5am, finished by 13:30. Fish n chips for tea, Gormans of course, tried a bit of red nose stuff but as I hate ■■■■■ McCall & Winkleman with a passion, they are living proof you need zero talent to be on TV, I read a bit & watched gogglebox.

Have to agree with you about McCall but there is just something about Claudia that you know you would :smiley:

mazzer:

tango boy:

switchlogic:

Conor:
Being phoned up by the traffic office as I approach London informing me the shunter has told them I’ve left my car lights on. Solved the problem though, phoned the wife, got her to do a 60 mile round trip with the spare key to turn them off so I didn’t come back to a flat battery at 3am. :grimacing:

Couldn’t have happened to a nicer person :wink: :smiley:

Slightly amazed that Britains most highly regarded & professional truck driver could make such a rookie mistake tho…

He’s only human Luke you must forgive him :wink:

Surely as a proper driver Conor has a set of jump leads in the lorry so a flat battery shouldn’t be a problem, have jumped my car plenty of times from the lorry when the battery is flat.

I’m just suprised he’s got a wife.