Straight answers
The questions people actually ask, answered in a sentence and then properly.
A waste transfer note is the written record that has to travel with a load of business waste every time it changes hands...
No. From 1 October 2026 the paper system and the digital service run alongside each other, so you still complete a waste...
In England, if you carry waste that is not your own you must register, and carrying somebody else's waste puts you in th...
A description of the waste with its six digit European Waste Catalogue code, how much there is, what it is in, when and ...
Two years from the transfer, and both the firm handing the waste over and the firm taking it have to keep their own copy...
A backload is a load a driver picks up on a journey they were already making, usually on the way back to base after a de...
Most couriers find return loads by saving their regular lanes on a load exchange and getting an alert the moment a match...
Most load boards do not pay you at all. They introduce you to the work and the money is between you and whoever posted i...
The two largest UK freight exchanges charged owner drivers roughly £160 to £180 a month per licence in August 2026, sold...
A single standard pallet moved on a shared network typically costs £45 to £90 depending on distance and postcode. A dedi...
A POD is proof of delivery: the signed or photographed document showing the goods arrived, who received them and when. I...
Goods in transit insurance covers the value of the freight you are carrying if it is lost, stolen or damaged. Most poste...
In Great Britain you need a goods vehicle operator licence to carry goods for hire or reward in a vehicle over 3.5 tonne...
Sign up to a load exchange, tell it what you run and the lanes you cover, and take the alerts. On HaulageBoard browsing ...
ADR marks a load as dangerous goods under the European agreement on their carriage by road. Carrying it needs an ADR tra...