Well, fingers crossed but I seem to have landed a permanent job 
!!!
Have been doing agency work since mid December , mainly class 2 but can’t grumble as I did only pass my class 1 in November but it was the foot in the door I needed. Have been sending my CV off to every haulage company in a 50 mile radius & out of the blue a small local company contacted me .
Had an assessment drive today ( which involved driving the cab without a trailer 
) needless to say that went well 
, so start on Monday driving class 1 !!!
Well done
well done, good luck
well done . do you no what youll be delivering ?
New year & new job-Good luck & happy trucking 
Well done - good way to start the new year
great news and a great start to the new year
easy peasy then? nice one and all the best 
great news,shows doing the legwork does pay in the end,keep us posted cheers,carl
well done and happy trucking new year
Well, still employed
The hours are not great, kinda expected that as I get paid a flat day rate no matter how many hours I work 
Monday, up at 2.30am, first run was from Dewsbury to Livingston & back.(only 2 drops )Just made it with 10 hours drive time, 15 hour day.
Tuesday - Up at 4.30am , Dewsbury to Tewksbury & back , 10 hour day.
Wednesday - asked to do a two man run in a 7.5 T…, Southhamton, Portsmouth , Cambridge we didn’t manage all our drops ( bed deliveries ) as the shops were shut after 5 !
Long day, up at 2.30am & didn’t get back til 9.30pm, I suppose that technically half my time is rest as we split the driving , the wagon never stopped !
Today, I’m back to Tewksbury but drop isn’t til 3pm so I’m hoping for another 10 hour day…
Is this what I should expect for a newbie…■■?
It’s all good experience Karen and a better job will come along at some point if you give it time - just remember despite the rumours of a ‘driver shortage,’ there are many eperienced drivers without work! Good luck and well done for securing your first class one role.