Hi,
I am 63.
40!
Harry Monk:
fuse:
Going by the vote I think there will be a big shortage of experianced drivers in ten years time !!!I think so too. It seems that the vast majority of drivers are in their late forties or early fifties, with very little new blood coming through.
In the words of The Stranglers, “Something Better Change” because that stuff sure won’t walk to Tesco on its own.
I’d say theres already a lack of good or experienced drivers, certainly where i live anyway.
26 and still gettin ID’d regularly 
55 and feel it
55
49…soon to be 50… 
52 on 22\12\12, assuming this 21\12\2012 fails to materialise, lol 
38 and i really dont want to be forty in two years lol
I’m 23
22 
45 but this morning I feel 102
33
Our insurance wont touch under 25s now and this year said all over 65 have to be named.
A very young 48 and also driving since I was 21
Turn 31 over Christmas. At this game since 24.
Im 54 …H … 
35, but I’ll be 36 by next weekend… Still quite young in the industry, but don’t feel young with aches and pains and falling apart 
Harry Monk:
We’re told the average age of an HGV/LGV driver is early fifties, so I was interested in seeing whether the demographic is the same on TruckNet or whether the technology factor makes the average age younger. When there have been a few votes I’ll do a calculation of average age.For the record, I’m 53.
Haven’t visited this thread for a while. From the votes data… it appears that there is a near perfect distribution (graph) curve…which would support the suggested average age of wagon drivers. Nice. 
I was going to say the same thing. A perfect bell graph.
Of course it demonstrates that most drivers (87%) are between 30 and 60 years old - which is pretty much what you would expect.