What exactly is involed usually workwise money etc decent companies especially that would give a newbie a good shot .
alza1988:
What exactly is involed
Driving, loading/unloading & sleeping pretty much 
I’ve only been doing it or a few months myself but that’s basically it tbh.
Money varies depending on your location usually.
EDIT: Regarding companies that take on new drivers. I wouldn’t really bother looking for any specifically just apply/take CV’s to everyone. Even if their job advert saying experience essential etc, it won’t hurt to apply anyway.
tramping in the UK is generally starting on a monday morning, and staying out all week until you get back on friday evening or saturday morning
what do you mean, money?
money to take with you or money paid to you by the company?
some drivers don’t take a lot of cash with them, but use a debit card
money for doing it, varies depending on who you work for
companies that give newbies a chance are out there, you will just have to be patient in finding one
The money you make because you probably wouldn’t have much to spend it on .No rent to worry about especially if single with no kids .Also anybody recommend any decent companies .
Re companies thanks for advice on above 2 posts .
alza1988:
The money you make because you probably wouldn’t have much to spend it on .No rent to worry about especially if single with no kids .Also anybody recommend any decent companies .
Depends on what area & who you work for as shuttlespanker says
Night out money can vary as well also some give a meal allowance some dont some give other bounces / incentives
You may still have to pay rent etc if not at home
Tramping isn’t just monday to Friday, if your in the fresh/chilled food sector it is day and night, 24/7, 365 days a year.
skids:
Tramping isn’t just monday to Friday, if your in the fresh/chilled food sector it is day and night, 24/7, 365 days a year.
This is true also some firms work a thur - tues shift just depends on the customer
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alza1988:
What exactly is involedDriving, loading/unloading & sleeping pretty much
I’ve only been doing it or a few months myself but that’s basically it tbh.
Money varies depending on your location usually.
EDIT: Regarding companies that take on new drivers. I wouldn’t really bother looking for any specifically just apply/take CV’s to everyone. Even if their job advert saying experience essential etc, it won’t hurt to apply anyway.
The job must have changed a lot since i did it.I used to start sun.tramp all over all week,work max.hrs and not have time to spit out.Still loved it though.
regards dave.
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The job must have changed a lot since i did it.I used to start sun.tramp all over all week,work max.hrs and not have time to spit out.Still loved it though.
regards dave.
Agree with that post, except I never worked sundays, too many bloody saturdays instead. and still tramping
and still self catering most off the time (cab-rat) 
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The job must have changed a lot since i did it.I used to start sun.tramp all over all week,work max.hrs and not have time to spit out.Still loved it though.
regards dave.Agree with that post, except I never worked sundays, too many bloody saturdays instead. and still tramping
and still self catering most off the time (cab-rat)
Aye eddie i forgot the self catering bit but im out of it now,ret 11yrs.
regards dave.
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alza1988:
What exactly is involedloading/unloading
Discussing behavior 
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alza1988:
What exactly is involedloading/unloading
Discussing behavior
nothing wrong with moving pallets around the back of the wagon.
Stretch your legs between drives 
£150 a day plus £44 night out , £54 euro ADR that suit you