We’ve had Slobarts (“oh look at me!”), Ice Road Truckers (inc. the planets dumbest trucker…Hugh Roland), Worlds best trucker (yeh right!), does tv really need more of this crap?
Tiger.
clarkgray:
Are you a haulier with an over-the-top personality? Are you willing to haul anything? Do you like a challenge?US-based television production company is casting a TV series for a major UK network which is about people who haul unusual items in the UK and EU.
About the show:
The show follows several hauliers as they compete for loads and profits! Whether you’re hauling a yacht or an ice sculpture, there are always challenges in this business. Our cameras are there to catch the action and show viewers the world of transport.About the production company:
We have produced award-winning series and documentaries for Discovery, TLC, A&E, Nat Geo, and Channel 4 in the UK. Our productions are thought-provoking, entertaining and engaging.If you or someone you know might be a candidate, please contact Clark at casting@megalomedia.com .
Just the job !
I am your man Clark so get banging on that old PM facility.
Just a couple of issues mind, but nothing major ?
Can your source a vehicle (rental is your best bet) and we will call it DodgyTrans (kind of catchy do you not think)
Will need a new set of the brilliant white teeth that they all sport on TV nowadays, but i’m sure you have a resident dentist at you place to quickly sort this.
Based in Spain so that will add a bit of viewer interest to the mix.
Will run as bent as a Nine Bob note given the chance, so we can mix a little controversy into the storyline via this.
Looking good is it not ? 
Quinny:
adam1987:
Harry Monk:
kr79:
One for Harry monkBack in the day maybe, but I don’t think it would make riveting television to watch me delivering yet another 26 pallets into Tesco.
It would be more entertaining than trucks and trailers, “did harry make his delivery on time, tune in next time to find out”
Harry. The new Fiona.
Ken.
+1
“It’ll all be done in the best possible taste”
The thing is the majority of trucking is fairly mundane. You might manage a two or three part documentary on someone like transam doing a tour. Or maybe something on a big engendering project moving equipment in but as has been said the majority of us are moving 26 pallets of stuff in to an rdc.
Same as here in Canada for every day we get over the Rockies or round the lakes or a night out in Vegas we do 20. On the interstate through the praries where the only entertainment is count the blown out tyres and road kill. Hardly a ratings winner
Quinny:
Harry. The new Fiona.
Fatboy Slimslow has already started giving him amorous glances whilst furiously ■■■■■■■■■■■■. Good luck Harry. 
If you want to see how a series is done, take a look at the seventies, BBC World About Us programme called Destination Doha… Has soon as I read the word COMPETE, I thought just same as everyone else, drop the over the top comentary, and just do a proper look at different aspects of transport, not this if its not there in five minutes the world will end rubbish… There’s big names in the world of heavy haulage that would make a good serious programme, moving transformers, wind farm machinery, heavy plant, etc… I don’t mind Eddie Stobarts Trucks and Trailers, it’s just the over hype that puts me off, it makes me cring…
I’ve sent an email.
You lot have some mundane boring lives. 
shade:
Are you a haulier with an over-the-top personality? Are you willing to haul anything? Do you like a challenge?
US-based television production company is casting a TV series for a major UK network which is about people who haul unusual items in the UK and EU.
About the show:
The show follows several hauliers as they compete for loads and profits! Whether you’re hauling a yacht or an ice sculpture, there are always challenges in this business. Our cameras are there to catch the action and show viewers the world of transport.About the production company:
We have produced award-winning series and documentaries for Discovery, TLC, A&E, Nat Geo, and Channel 4 in the UK. Our productions are thought-provoking, entertaining and engaging.If you or someone you know might be a candidate, please contact Clark at casting@megalomedia.com .
Afraid to say that some glory boys will apply for this , get filmed and edited into oblivion , and then once aired , further ruin the public perception of our industry .
Film the real job , with all the sht we have to put up with day in - day out !! Go on , I dare you
Won’t help with your ratings though , it’s not very exciting
And what’s wrong wi being a glory boy…■■?
I’ve just the man!
You have a pm.
heard this fella has applied
smallsie:
heard this fella has applied
That has made my day.
I am going to apply im popping back to doha in march to collect my scania and drive it back to the uk, so the expenses will come in handy…
smallsie:
heard this fella has applied
Classic!!
richmond:
I am going to apply im popping back to doha in march to collect my scania and drive it back to the uk, so the expenses will come in handy…
Has it been there since 1980?
I had a driver ring the other day (genuine call)
“Hello I’ve got a problem with my wagon the brakes have frozen on”.
“Where are you Stalingrad”
“Penrith”
By getting him to do revolutionary checks such as uncouple and pull the unit forward so we can work out where the problem is.
It was a brake chamber on his trailer.
Too much Ice Road Truckers for that lad me thinks.
Caught the last five minutes of Fridays Canadian based trucking tomfoolery just in time for and on next weeks death defying feat of nothing.
It looks like (P)Rick Yem might get filled in at long last.
Nah its been there since nov last year,
Soldier z:
richmond:
I am going to apply im popping back to doha in march to collect my scania and drive it back to the uk, so the expenses will come in handy…Has it been there since 1980?
I had a driver ring the other day (genuine call)
“Hello I’ve got a problem with my wagon the brakes have frozen on”.
“Where are you Stalingrad”
“Penrith”By getting him to do revolutionary checks such as uncouple and pull the unit forward so we can work out where the problem is.
It was a brake chamber on his trailer.
I take it cable ties arn’t part of his kit?
To be honest the rear mudguard on the lift axle has broken off and the rear light unit went with it, i have put a defect note in for it and untill i hear its been fixed im not driving it anywhere. I know my rights i done my cpc…
“…as they COMPETE for loads and profits…” ?
Go ■■■■ yourself!
Goldfinger:
“…as they COMPETE for loads and profits…” ?Go [zb] yourself!
aye its a load website and they bid for each load they want …lowest wins 
…never mind working for Marsbars some o them would work for a penny chew!!