Started transporting 2 car job today had trouble with ratchet n straps was only shown quickly this morning then had to pick a car up, key was under mat ( I thoughtdoor mat then realizedthey left car open and it was floor mat… but no key attached push button start no hand brake all new to me, delivered a car to a lady and walked off with keys and she said have you forgotten something, I said oh sorry keys what a day.
First days can be ■■■■, chill out take your time, write a list of what you have to do, keys etc. It will get better and you will start to enjoy, dont be afraid to ask, we all started somewhere
Good luck on your next one
SteveWalsh:
First days can be [zb], chill out take your time, write a list of what you have to do, keys etc. It will get better and you will start to enjoy, dont be afraid to ask, we all started somewhereGood luck on your next one
Nice comment…thanks. I’m hoping it gets better coz I could do this for a long time as its so enjoyable driving.
dunno what the crack is with forms etc but i’d get a little dig camera …
Photo all 4 sides on collection and delivery … even do it on your phone and email them to yourself cover your arse
oh yeah as its been said chill check list and enjoy it get easier the ore you do it 
Doesn’t sound too bad to me. Keep calm. Keep checking. Enjoy it and crack on.
It’s all about experience, and without any the early days and weeks are going to be tough. It is a steep learning curve, but over time you’ll get the hang of it. Some of the things you struggle with now will become second nature soon, and some of the things you find really traumatic now will hardly phase you in months to come.
Time is all it takes…time to build that all important experience.
I look back to my early trucking days (only a few months back) and I’m so much further on now. There are still some dramas and panics, but there is also an increasing amount of fun in the job too. Open road driving is almost second nature, and instincts cut in on where to position the wagon for turns and junctions.
Keep at it, you’ll get better. 
Best advice I can give is-Take your Time, don’t rush about that’s when accidents happen. The first few weeks will be long, leave your Must Get Home by ‘X OCLOCK’ head at home, if you get stuck out-so be it.
It’s better to take a couple of extra hours @ £10/£15 per hour than to cause £5,000 of damage to a £30,000 motor.
nick2008:
oh yeah as its been said chill check list and enjoy it get easier the ore you do it
Drink more beer 
+1 on what orc says. i started my job driving artics delivering frozen food at the begininng of december. first couple of days i was going home with headaches from the stress of it. its second nature now. stick with it, itll be fine!