HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) drivers are responsible for transporting goods and materials across the UK and sometimes into Europe. The role involves driving large lorries, often over long distances, ensuring goods reach their destination safely and on time. HGV drivers must follow strict safety and driving regulations, perform routine vehicle checks, and often assist with loading and unloading cargo. To become an HGV driver, you must obtain a special licence (usually a Cat C or C+E licence) and pass both theory and practical tests. The job offers a good level of independence and can be suited to those who enjoy being on the road and working with minimal supervision. There is a strong demand for qualified drivers, making it a stable career choice with opportunities for overtime and progression.
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