TruckingTerry CollinsBritish Truckers Are Turning Down Loads to These 10 Counties in 2026 - Here's Why

British Truckers Are Turning Down Loads to These 10 Counties in 2026 - Here's Why

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Published Sep 24, 2026, 11:00 PM · 2w ago

Terry Collins
Terry Collins
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Grab your copy of The UK HGV Driver's Guide 👇 https://terry-collins.opdivize.com/ 0:00 This video counts down the 10 counties British lorry drivers are turning down loads to in 2026 and the numbers sitting behind every single one of them. 4:27 Lincolnshire 7:25 Cornwall 10:06 Highland 12:43 Bristol 14:53 Merseyside 17:14 West Midlands 19:57 Northamptonshire 22:59 Essex 25:47 Kent 29:10 Greater London I follow the money behind the loads British lorry drivers are quietly refusing in 2026 — and the reasons may change how you read the freight map of Britain. I count down ten counties and regions where tolls, fuel, clean air charges, road conditions, empty miles, parking shortages, freight crime and delays can turn a good-looking rate into a losing job. I also break down the figures behind each decision, from Cornwall and Highland to Kent and Greater London. This is the arithmetic drivers do at the fuel counter and on the load board: what the job pays, what the county takes, and whether the risk is worth it. I explain why rates into the hardest areas keep rising and why some loads can sit unclaimed for hours.
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british truckinglorry driversload boardsfreight crimesecure lorry parkinghgv road user levylincolnshirecornwallhighlandbristol clean air zonemerseysidewest midlandsnorthamptonshireessexoperation brock

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