Tight Christmas Deliveries | Truckers: Season One | All documentary
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2020
- Following the well-known haulage company Eddie Stobart, famous for their iconic green lorries and smartly dressed drivers, as they work around the clock to load-up, drive and deliver their cargo to their deadlines.
This highly popular observational documentary featuring haulage firm Eddie Stobart shows Stobart’s Haulage, Rail and Air divisions. The programme joins the drivers as they take on the challenges of delivering everything from the new pitch at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium, to a London Landmark - the famous Piccadilly lights. It's all a bit sensationalist though, with perfectly normal traffic congestion being described as the drivers' "worst nightmare" and standard delivery deadlines made out to be life-or-death cut offs. The series also meets a new breed of drivers, as 20 young lads compete to win a place on the firm’s coveted apprenticeship scheme.
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Do wish the Americans, Canadians and any other NON Brit would quit judging us cause of how we cope in snow and ice. The majority of American states and most of Canada (and other countries) have large amounts of snow EVERY year, therefore you can cope with it better. Here in the UK, we don't. It's every 5-7 years we see major snowfalls like this, even then it is unpredictable.
Respect to all truck drivers I was one and know the stress and pressure and long hours 🍀
I long hauled for over 20 years. Christmas time was awful for us. The only time the truck was allowed to stop was chain control and byway closure’s. I was a team
Wow these guys & girls deserve medals driving in that weather - wonderful. Travel safely always. ❤️ from South Africa 🇿🇦
This is nothing, go look at my country, canada. we get 10 times or more that amount of snow in one snowfall
As someone who lived in the Snowbelt of NY I cannot believe how the heck they cleared and salted that depot.
I know what you mean, I live in Edmonton Alberta,..and these conditions are a joke,.....
Love looking at these Videos of Eddie Stobart.
Delia Fernandez it’s amazing how far they’ve fallen
Ashley went to Toys R Us You know this was filmed AGES ago then
Yh they closed down right
i think this was Aired in 2010
@@MaxAttax it was.
That mark was such a ponce.
Thank you Guys and Gals at Eddie Stobart's
These driver work so hard.
Yes
It doesn’t even look that bad. Canadian drivers go through much worse.
Trucking is not easy
N get paid fu ck all by greedy c unt bosses.
Watching the english cope with a few centremetres of snow is basically comedy
Well it’s not their fault they are skidding, they can’t control the wheels skidding on ice. Smh.🤦♂️
Makes me laugh that in certain parts if America, california for example, can't drive in heavt rain, high winds or fog.
@@Fcutdlady you got a point to be fair
@Jeff Cairns that includes idiot 4 wheelers.
Makes me laugh in America’s about all the blacks crying for them to matter
Best advice from a Canadian truck driver, just carry a bag of salt in winter ,and a small shovel
Quite funny when Mark Dixon is stuck
Would have thought they would have grit spreaders....
What is this "ice road truckers" haha I like it!
Why some 3 axle trucks (semi) have the differential rear and some in the middle ?
Where is better any of this setups ?
If your truck is empty Y lift axle is down /reporter said V6 in Scania I think they have got it wrong /do some roping and sheeting in the snow she would cry
Here in massachusetts we get snowstorms 2-3 feet of snow no big deal
Its the UK though init.
Over here we never cope well with the weather extremes. Hot - the country goes to a standstill and cold the country also comes to a standstill
Here in England we rarely get extreme weather. We can deal with heavy rain and wind but when it comes to snowy weather we're not use to it. To be fair for England that was our worst winter weather 😅
Hello! We brits do not need a show about the pure *_intensity_* of delivery driving
@Demboys Wizala It's pretty funny
I Love How nowadays so much as an inch of snow on the line and train stop however back in the 80s and earlier trains used to carry on running no matter what the snow conditions all bit slightly reduced and may be mildly delayed but never used to have the issues we have nowadays ridiculous how this country over react to tiny bit of snow the amount of snow we get at any given time is probably no different to a typical Canadian snowfall and a single day day and they carry on regardless it just amazes me how we get so much bad weather be yet we don't invest in it because we keep playing it down like all this is a freak weather storm or it's an unusual storm or whatever big yet it's not it happens quite regularly and has been happening quite ready for the last 13 years of not more more than anything the severity of the weather we have over last 20 years is less than what it was back in the 60s 70s 80s so if anything we should be finding it easier to cope not harder
Yea but back in the day trains were built to fight the snow and weather now they can just about drive
But in the 80s Knowone had common sense and when the trains went to stop they just slid to a stop, nowadays we have trains that were built to last, it's just weather forecasts arnt telling the truth so railways are unprepared for snow.
Mark dixson is so funny 🤣🤣
8:50 (again different) 12:17 27:08 btw the soundtrack for all if these fact file tidbits is called "tom quick- paranoia"
In winter seasson swaping tyres with
Why do the shots of loaded trucks show the unit's tag axle lifted but when the empty artic gets stuck on the off slip the tag axle is down?
And in slippery condition drive in manual!
Because theres a switch you can use to manually engage the tag axle if you need to
does mark dixon still drive 4 stobarts ???????
Where’s Series 2?
i grew up watching this its sad that the company could go bankrupt and that they aren't filming with them anymore if i wanna watch episode i just google them
I didn’t know that it went bankrupt
If their going bankrupt, sell a train or the airport!
@@sambob5330 they got bought out by culina so that's why they are still about
@@timferguson1593 still won't cover the money and they got rid of the airport ages ago I'm pretty sure
Don't they have chains....they work
So I'm guessing stobart is the "Swift" of the UK
10.32 (timeframe) its like da ja vu
Certainly are
Definitely not
They have more accidents then any other company. 😂
They can spend 20k per week on clearing the snow but if I'm not mistaken drivers are making 8, Pounds an hour. SMFH
80 pounds per hour
@@gghjuhjkughj 80????
@@Ryan-uh9le yes 80 per hr
@@gghjuhjkughj no...
@@Ryan-uh9le so how much
Dvsa video for winter driving
The green death
I hop those drivers are ok
I bet business was booming for recovery companies
And to have snal chains in the cub
Christmas 2010
yes, this series aired in 2010.
Stress puppy....!!!
How to apply to stobart
a) If stobarts drivers did more than 20mph they'd get more done in a day
b) make same/next day delivery for consumer goods illegal and watch efficiency skyrocket
Is it possible to get the email address for the channel owner x
6 pieces on tyre😊
I keep Fiona warm in cab 😛
Amazon flex drivers can relate 😅
450 miles. Mammoth. Really?
Why is she trying to drive up a snowy hill with her midlift down in an empty trailer?! Lift the midlift loaded or not and she’d get up
Midlift shouldn’t be a thing. But it makes sense anyways
Curtis Noble why not?
RT 87 we usually have 3 axles on the trailer. You guys only have 2 in the first place
Yes,my opinion is also...lift as much possible axles with that kind of weather,the more traction on your drive axle!
Cmon, pusher trucks (with front boogie axle) have no advantage in snow. They've should have used trucks with boogie axle in back.
Why did driver have GPS
they should have snow chains on there vehs
Hector bellerin was lorry driver?
39:00 did he just say V6?
Yes, in America we mainly use conventional tractors, so the I6 is the norm. In England and Europe the cabover is preferred, so that the truck's cab floor is flat and low as possible for the driver, a V8 or V6 is preferred since they are shorter than the I6.
@@americansupervillain4595 in UK & Europe Scanias and MANs are I6 as standard or optionally a V8, and Volvos are I6 only. "V6" was a mistake.
Is so ridiculous not used winter tires on car during winter time.
Why does this company make a mountain out of a molehill am truck driver 40 years experience
hope those 110 lorries ok
Surprise trucks don’t use chains
With how little snow lasts and sits it's not actually worth it. We probably get about 2 or 3 inches of snow over half a decade. This was one snow that was extremely bad for us which most other countries would call your average Tuesday.
christmas on 16 aug ,,lol
No, Christmas in *2010* - this is the production company / group of companies' channel.
🙄🙄 cutting trees for Christmas 😬🤷🏻♂️
Straight six, not a V6 Scania.
Watching philippines..👍i want to apply
No, you are watching "Truckers: Christmas Special", not Phillippines
Not sakd ,magnesium
Why are stobart in financial trouble
Same as Ratner, high turnover, low profit margin.
I'm only watching for fiona
Not use sald
As soon as it snows all HVGs should be taken off the road. Cars and smaller vehicles can always pass. But HVGs are selfish and instead want to block all of the roads and delay everyone else.
Is it just me or does anybody else notice the Britt with the Confederate flag hanging in his truck
Ashley hasn’t got a wife with that tash
I agree with Bradley Perry. Im old enough to have lived through the sixties, and we had harder winters and as much or more snowfall then. They want to play everything up as "global warming" or whatever, and its just making wusses out of the younger set. Sad and inaccurate! Todd Konoske the retired trucker.
Turn it off turn it off ......What a plank ...
Haven't they ever heard of snow chains??????? Don't they make their trucks with pull points to the front frame of trucks?? Real ice road trucking my A$$, wouldn't make a day doing the real deal.
Because it rarely snows there so useless investment
Um snow chains?
I don't think they know what they are let alone how to use them. Never seen anyone on the other side of the pond using them, not even for passenger vehicles.
tony tkd we don’t use snow chains
Theres pretty much no point with snow chains as it would be a wasted investment for the company other than for a few days a year at most and this would be only for a few drivers
It rarely snows here. So it's pointless investment. We only ever get back snow maybe every 7-9 years
Small pieces chain's
They’re the Real Santa’s!
Have you British steering wheel holders ever heard of tire chains?
This isnt america, it barely snows here
@@Deqoid_123 yeah it would be waste of an investment. 👍
If your empty Y you got mid axle down /just for TV yea
silly drivers should have snow chains to put on i carry mine all the time and if i see snow i pull over and fit them on my drives
Excellent point - why DON'T they put chains on? I'm in Colorado, USA and chains are required for semi-trucks on some routes during winter weather.
It’s the uk you idiot we barley have any snow atall even on Christmas so we are not ever prepared
🤣🤣 it’s not like Canada or Antarctica
That girl didn t got stuck becouse of that, she got stuck becouse she didn t have any common sense and experience. I know that slip road very well and i will never try to go that way if it's very cold and snowy, but anyway, that wasn t the big issue, let's say that she didn t knew the road... I think she got stuck becouse of the mid lift, her truck was empty at that time and her mid lift was down. Trust me when i say this, whit that mid lift down you loose traction if you are empty when is just wet ...
Mihai Csl I couldn’t disagree more she had no choice
Driver Mark should remove that Confederate flag from his cab. It has been outlawed in America recently because it is a sign of approval of slavery in the USA. Change it for your favorite football club.
Learn how to pronounce polish surnames ffs :D SOŁTYSIAK!!!!
I will when i move to Poland .
Realised Eddie stobart don’t recruit Europeans
Is UK not Europe? And just because UK has left the EU trading block, it's still in the European area of the the planet