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What was the policy for a positive on the outbound testing? Quarantine in cab or just not allowed to board the ferry?
If you are already over the water then fail a test parking you up like a vosa prohibition would seem the only way to make the test worthwhile, though no fun for the driver.
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Lorry drivers 'must expect Covid test to enter UK' - BBC NewsWhat was the policy for a positive on the outbound testing? Quarantine in cab or just not allowed to board the ferry?
If you are already over the water then fail a test parking you up like a vosa prohibition would seem the only way to make the test worthwhile, though no fun for the driver.
When having covid tests at m-way services etc- the instructions were to remain in cab for the half hour waiting for result. If positive use phone contact on form and await a visit.
I would assume further testing first?
They would arrange quarantine if necessary… I understood that to be transport to your own home if in UK, or a quarantine hotel if you’re foreign national. You (or employer) would be paying for that.
Can’t see how you could isolate for 10(?) days in a cab? That might have happened in the first weeks, but can’t see that happening now.
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Fortunately I’ve not found out the details from experience. Jabbing swabs in my facial orifices is sufficient, ta.