Hi all the return of “The Joker” Well it’s on it’s way 
Regards Jimski
I am looking forward to seeing this one!
Hello Jimski, " The Joker" looks just before he wacked a French man up the ■■■ between Torino and Frejus. I think you had better glue all the bits togetter Mind you the paint was OK lol lol
Richardg
richardg:
Hello Jimski, " The Joker" looks just before he wacked a French man up the ■■■ between Torino and Frejus. I think you had better glue all the bits togetter Mind you the paint was OK lol lol
Richardg
Hi Richardg anything can be rebuilt with 5 minute epoxy
Even “The Joker” R Jimski it’s easy done!!!
Hello Jimski, I was pulling the The Joker from Italy back to Le Havre. Wouldnt let me pull it on the ferry. I had pulled the trailer and Gazzer beind that. Had some fun at peages etc.
Richardg
Hi Richardg blimey mate I bet that was a journey and half ! Bet Gazzer enjoyed that with no p/ steering! On one of the pic’s I saw of it I think I could jus make out the prop had been dropped ? How long they take to repair that ■■
Hope you pulled Gary through the peage till he got to the window to pay!! 
Hi all here’s a quick question, as I’ve been out the transport game for a while I know that back in the day( as Mappo puts it)
to get an " O" Licence you had to pass a CPC now then, as from soon all HGV drivers have to have this CPC does that mean that now anyone can obtain an “O” licence ■■? Or is there now another hurdle to get over to get one■■?
Regards Jimski
Jimski:
Hi Richardg blimey mate I bet that was a journey and half ! Bet Gazzer enjoyed that with no p/ steering! On one of the pic’s I saw of it I think I could jus make out the prop had been dropped ? How long they take to repair that ■■
Hope you pulled Gary through the peage till he got to the window to pay!!Hi all here’s a quick question, as I’ve been out the transport game for a while I know that back in the day( as Mappo puts it)
to get an " O" Licence you had to pass a CPC now then, as from soon all HGV drivers have to have this CPC does that mean that now anyone can obtain an “O” licence ■■? Or is there now another hurdle to get over to get one■■?Regards Jimski
Hi Jim
No it’s Not the same CPC so although I have my CPC I still have to take the drivers one 
if I want to drive trucks. I can still drive the RV without the CPC when it comes in as a lawful reqirement but will still need a LGV licence
Hi Pat blimey mate so two different things then, so when they had you in the class room for thirty something hours and teach you every thing there is to know about the business what else is there to know for “O” licence CPC■■?
Same in the private hire business Pat now you need to have B teq and NVQ to drive a cab so some of the boys out there been driving a cab for 30-40 years now there gonna take em into a classroom and tell them how to do their job !!!
Load of <>#+*::-s if you ask me !!!
Regards Jimski
Hi All
Theres no exam for the CPC but here is a question in the procedings.
If you brake hard will your vehicle dip to the a) left
b) front
c)rear
had to ask a freind for that one its a complete load of baby makers basicly a £1.00 a week tax on your HGV
Re CPC
If you are caught for some infringment you can no longer plead ignorance if you have attended the CPC course because your attendance is registered and you should have paid attention in the classroom!
But i’m only a steering wheel attendant the words were tooooooooooooooooooooo loooooooongggggg for me
Jimski:
Hi Richardg blimey mate I bet that was a journey and half ! Bet Gazzer enjoyed that with no p/ steering! On one of the pic’s I saw of it I think I could jus make out the prop had been dropped ? How long they take to repair that ■■
Hope you pulled Gary through the peage till he got to the window to pay!!Hi all here’s a quick question, as I’ve been out the transport game for a while I know that back in the day( as Mappo puts it)
to get an " O" Licence you had to pass a CPC now then, as from soon all HGV drivers have to have this CPC does that mean that now anyone can obtain an “O” licence ■■? Or is there now another hurdle to get over to get one■■?Regards Jimski
Hi Jimski. I can understand the confusion regarding the drivers C.P.C. to yourself and many others employed at the moment in the transport industry. The confusion is caused by the terminology C.P.C. as until now the only C.P.C. was for transport management, national and international. The initials C.P.C actually stands for “Certificate of Professional Competance”. This means that you are considered professionally competant in a particular field. Therefore the drivers C.P.C. will mean that he is considered professionally competant to drive an LGV. with the full knowledge of all the rules and regulations which govern his profession. This could also apply to such people as plumbers, electricians and various other trades if the government so wished to implement a law. Surely this can only be a good thing for the industry and also add another string to the professional drivers bow. Not unlike the HGV licence which came into existence in about 1969 and prevented people coming off building sites etc; and jumping behind the wheel of a lorry when it suited. Hope this has brought some clarification to the table and dispelled any confusion with the C.P.C for Transport Management.
Regards, Nobby
First of all i,d like say it,s good to have you back on here Nobby after a long absence.Hope you,re well.
Re the CPC i attended my first 7 hour course last weekend covering
digital tachographs and principles of safe,economic & defensive driving CRSO882/223
Whatever that means 
Got a certificate as well. Only 28 hours to go…Whooopeeee.
At least the Company paid me overtime to attend.
MaggieD…regarding your hurtful comment i think you ought to save a bit harder cos i reckon you
owe me and Charlie a couple of drinks each now.
Jimski…I see you,ve had your anorak on again mate,looking good so far…more pics please.
Tony make sure you record the time on your taco as that is paid work apparently some people have been caught by this.
But is it worth doing at your age
Hi all hey Tribsa I thought Mappo looked good for 50 R Jimski
Jimski:
Hi all hey Tribsa I thought Mappo looked good for 50
Jimski.That 50.Was it Tonys waist measurement? Regards Charlie
He was 50 when he got his first petrol engined lorry
Cor blimey, ,ere we go again.
To be honest i dont expect any different from Tribsa and i,m a little surprised at you Jimski. 
but Charlie i,m shocked. I always thought that i could rely on you for support.
I might have to re think my generous offer of a half pint at forthcoming reunion.
At least Fergie and Ainacs hav,nt joined in the abuse this time.
Actually Charlie, you.re not too far out on the waist size.
Since i stopped smoking 50 plus ■■■■ a day 6 months ago i,ve put on 3 bloody stone. 
mappo:
Cor blimey, ,ere we go again.
To be honest i dont expect any different from Tribsa and i,m a little surprised at you Jimski.
but Charlie i,m shocked. I always thought that i could rely on you for support.
I might have to re think my generous offer of a half pint at forthcoming reunion.At least Fergie and Ainacs hav,nt joined in the abuse this time.
Actually Charlie, you.re not too far out on the waist size.
Since i stopped smoking 50 plus ■■■■ a day 6 months ago i,ve put on 3 bloody stone.
I am really ashamed of myself Tony.It,s like the pot calling
the kettle black.I joined a cardiac rehab programe three weeks ago
When they weighed me I was just on eighteen stone.Got to lose
four stone quick.any ideas.Regards Charlie
Put them back on the gravel drive Charlie