Excuse my hignorance old chap, but does that mean that Wetherspoons is no more?
I used to enjoy a meal and a pint there when we were visiting.
peterm:
Excuse my hignorance old chap, but does that mean that Wetherspoons is no more?
I used to enjoy a meal and a pint there when we were visiting.
No they are still.there Peter, my bad attempt at humour didn’t come across right. 
The road that leads to tilbury docks before the roundabout they’ve put no stopping signs up. How about knocking in some laybys thurrock council you &@££& clowns
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How many more industries have not got adequate infrastructure in order to carry out the job properly.
It’s a bit like a coastal town building warehouses to take ship’s cargo,.and not building a dock around them.
Ok that’s a crap example, but you know what I mean
When a port, town or actual.area rely on trucks as a vital part for their local economy, it should be a no brainer to realise they need to provide parking facilities as a must but fact is they do know that, it’s just that they don’t ■■■■ care.
robroy:
adam277:
md1987:
adam277:
tbh I do not think truck drivers should be drinking alcohol after a shift.
Yea, if they are having their weekly rest sure. But not if they are working in the morning.But that’s just me.
Can I ask why you think that?
Because I do not people should be drinking a pack of beer if they gotta drive in the morning.
I agree, a case of beer downed the night before work is out of order, but what is wrong with a can, or a pint with a meal, then sufficient rest after it until morning.
You are tarring with the same brush the sensible and the idiots.Maybe I should no longer take a couple of paracetamol when I have a headache, knowing that if I take the full bottle I’d end up topping myself.
Do what you want I don’t care.
It is interesting though. I’ve seen people arrested for the charge of being drunk while in control of a vehicle.
Usually people sleeping off an all nighter in a car.
I wonder if the same rules apply for truckers. I mean, they are technically still in charge of the truck right? Even if they are having their weekly rest/daily rest.
Why do you readily assume we all go out and get ■■■■■■■ 
I’m thinking dayman,.with stereotypical attitudes towards trampers, …sleeping in tin boxes, unpaid security guard and all that type of ■■■■■■■■…
robroy:
Why do you readily assume we all go out and get ■■■■■■■I’m thinking dayman,.with stereotypical attitudes towards trampers, …sleeping in tin boxes, unpaid security guard and all that type of ■■■■■■■■…
Night guy. who regularly sees ■■■■■■ up truckers when I go to the MSAs for my tacho break on weekends.
adam277:
robroy:
Why do you readily assume we all go out and get ■■■■■■■I’m thinking dayman,.with stereotypical attitudes towards trampers, …sleeping in tin boxes, unpaid security guard and all that type of ■■■■■■■■…
Night guy. who regularly sees ■■■■■■ up truckers when I go to the MSAs for my tacho break on weekends.
Ok then…Let’s break that down.
You regularly (how regularly exactly? …once in a blue moon?/every night?) see ‘‘■■■■■■ up’’ truckers (how are they ■■■■■■ up in YOUR opinion?..staggering? , falling about?)
Through the week?.. if it’s ‘weekends’’ chances are foreigners weekended until Monday morning …, so just doing what I and many others did at weekends away…go for a few pints,.get a social life whilst away for weekend.
What exactly are they doing wrong if that is the case?
Sorry mate, I’m calling ‘■■■■■■■■’’ on all this.
They’re not ■■■■■■ up drivers, they’re designated decoys.