TruckNetUk.com offers information and resources for truck and van drivers

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The TruckNet UK Driver's Forums, hosted on Roadtransport.com, are the largest and busiest forums for the professional commercial vehicle driver in the UK, boasting over 250,000 visitors a month and hundreds of messages posted each week.

This free-to-use service includes the UK Professional Drivers Forum which - as the name suggests - caters for the professional driver, while the Owner and Fleet Operators Forum focuses more on the trials and tribulations of going it alone with your own vehicle/s. For the newcomers to the trade there is the New and Wannabe Drivers Forum which offers advice and support on those who either aspire to become a driver, or who are already in training to obtain their licences.

We also host a constantly growing wealth of useful information for the professional driver in the Drivers' Tool Box including a comprehensive FAQ section, information on the best and safest Overnight Parking spots and a list of useful web links.

The Ask the Experts section contains useful information in the form of the Safety, Law and Working Time Directive Forum which offers advice on how to stay within the law, not to mention the Computer, Transport Software and Technology Forum and the Drivers Hour Guard Technical Support Forum.

Trucknet UK runs deeper than the professional side of things, however. We also host an Out of Hours section for the haulage community which allows drivers to unwind and communicate with like minded individuals in Bully's Truckstop Bar, a place for non-haulage related talk and chatter including jokes, tall tales, football, perhaps even the weather. For fun, there is also the Where Am I? section where you can guess the location the photograph was taken, and the Transport Photo Forum, a photo-sharing forum for truck spotters and those proud of their own vehicles.