I've been a over the road (otr) owner operator for the past thirty years. My understanding of the term means just that your always over the road, driving or sleeping your constantly in your truck. I do also regional transport which means iam home a couple of times during the week, while a otr driver is gone for a week or months at a time. Love the vlog! its interesting to see what other driver's have to deal with.
Just started binge watching all your vids. Gunna try get my hgv licence next year and i learn a lot watching these. Hopefully i can find a job when i pass as everywhere wants experience.
i passed my class 1 this year, april to be exact. only just managed to get a job that i start monday that would take me on as a new driver. prestons of potto and others are more open to new passes but just be relentless, cross your t's and dot your i's, youll get there too!
Should’ve had some corner protectors or atleast some rubber packs on that rebar. I move steel on a daily basis and dvsa pull up on it everytime. Good video nonetheless👍🏻
So close to 50K subscribers, I bet you can almost taste it 😅. That piece of machinery was probably a pile driver (enter smutty comments here), no, not that sort 😉😂
I`ve recently read that American hauling companies are recruiting ATS players to drive real trucks. Have you heard of anybody recruiting ETS2 players this side of the pond?
I've been a over the road (otr) owner operator for the past thirty years. My understanding of the term means just that your always over the road, driving or sleeping your constantly in your truck.
I do also regional transport which means iam home a couple of times during the week, while a otr driver is gone for a week or months at a time.
Love the vlog! its interesting to see what other driver's have to deal with.
My understanding of OTR is “on the road” and the welded sheets are usually called “mesh” by site workers.
Yeah reinforcing mesh. We use it for concrete pads, precast etc here in NZ , I assume it’s the same over there.
Many thanks Jay, interesting to see you at work. Take care.
Just started binge watching all your vids. Gunna try get my hgv licence next year and i learn a lot watching these. Hopefully i can find a job when i pass as everywhere wants experience.
i passed my class 1 this year, april to be exact. only just managed to get a job that i start monday that would take me on as a new driver. prestons of potto and others are more open to new passes but just be relentless, cross your t's and dot your i's, youll get there too!
Thanks 👍 jay for another ace road 🛣️ video in the DAF XF.
Excellent Vid yet again mate. Always a joy to watch keep them coming.
Couple of questions. 1. What's your commute like now to AS Taylors & 2. After using a manual, manual or automatic?
Any chance your in Northern Ireland this week? Think i seen your truck in JP Corry Lisburn
Should’ve had some corner protectors or atleast some rubber packs on that rebar. I move steel on a daily basis and dvsa pull up on it everytime. Good video nonetheless👍🏻
Great video jay looking good
Another great video as always mate keep it up take care
Hi Jay do you mind me asking what sat nav your using please.
Thanks mate another good video
No problem 👍
Nice 👌 one as usual Jay 🚚👍
Nice one Jay lad👍
Thanks 👍
Gray vlog jay 👍🏻
I've passed my license 9 months ago, but didn't get a job yet. What your suggestions would be for me, if I'm a bit scared driving HGV?
How many days and hours do you normally work per week ?
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So close to 50K subscribers, I bet you can almost taste it 😅. That piece of machinery was probably a pile driver (enter smutty comments here), no, not that sort 😉😂
Hi Jay great video again mate trucker jenko on Sam k bit
I`ve recently read that American hauling companies are recruiting ATS players to drive real trucks. Have you heard of anybody recruiting ETS2 players this side of the pond?
Sign me up, I've racked up over 500,000 miles on ATS and ETS.
good
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What is your dream truck ?
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