UNBELIEVABLE UK DPD DRIVERS DASH CAMERAS | DPD Driver Destroys a Parcel, DPD All The IDIOTS! #4

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00:00 Intro
00:21 Bikerdave9911 | UNITED KINGDOM
00:36 ytuploader | Stratford Road, Sparkbrook, Birrmingham
00:56 Dewi Davies Channel 2 | Wrexham
01:32 Peter Kendall | UNITED KINGDOM
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02:53 Danny Dashcam | UNITED KINGDOM
03:59 SWD Media | ROCHESTER
04:39 Oxfordshire Motorcycling | A34
05:22 scan! pay! go! | UNITED KINGDOM
05:49 Steve Oh | UNITED KINGDOM
07:41 Outro
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#ukroadrage #dpddrivers #dpd

[@JJ-sx6de]

The problem with DPD is that they don't care who drives the van, just as long as delivery gets done.

[@RagedDrew]

Exactly this. They simply don't care how they drive, just get it done. That's why every single one of them are under the worse pressure and resort to driving like this. I wonder what would happen if cops up and down the country started getting all these videos and tracing the drivers and bring charges on them. How many did drivers would be left with a license?

[@alexmore8527]

actually no,,, the real problem is the insane amount of work they give us and the threats of being fired constantly for failing unrealistic delivery times during illegal 15hr shifts, i'm a really good driver but I was forced to drive like a moron just to stop getting crap/threats from management, I nearly crashed several times during my time at DPD but ive never had an accident in 20+ years of driving outside of DPD.

[@carlstyth8368]

​@RagedDrew Again. The parcel companies wouldn't give two f*cks. It would take a few thousand licence holders to fall on their swords before the adverse publicity started to bite. If the fransport managers had to take points on their licences too. That might help.

[@lablackzed]

Wonder how many have real licenses ?

[@carlstyth8368]

@lablackzed A lack of licences isn't the problem. It's a pressure cooker of a job. I've spoken to ex drivers of these companies. They have too many parcels in too little time. They're often self-employed, and they get fined if they bring any back. Glad to be out of it.

[@5it3k]

PETER KENDAL - Go back to driving school - don't blocking the middle line!!!

[@Shortyplayz]

yes he shouldn't have been in the middle lane but that still doesn't mean the DPD truck can just force his way across

[@Deiseboi]

Middle lane morons don't you just love them...driving below the speed limit 😂

[@wheelywheelygood]

They never took any lessons in the first place and the test was probably the one I saw on TV where 4 learners got into 1 car drove 20mtrs on a dirt track and all 4 had passed

[@Gr0nal]

What was the absolute bullshit on screen about "U shouldn't leave such a large gap between u and the vehicle in front of you. Too much for what's required for safe braking and too little for the hgv to get into." You can leave as much room as you fuckin want. HGV driver is in the wrong here (I'm a HGV driver also) and that shite on screen is just victim blaming the car driver. Are those comments added by this channel?

[@5it3k]

@@Gr0nal Yes, you're right. It's best to leave a safe distance of 1 mile 🤣🤣

[@DjNikGnashers]

A friend of mine worked for DPD for a few weeks. He said it was the worst place he had worked, they phoned him up constantly asking him to backtrack to collect packages from where he had already been, which made him late for the packages he was on his way to deliver before the time slot ran out. He was told to skip the next 10 or 20 time & time again, and do those at the end of his shift, making him late home by hours every day. Horrible, bullying environment, with no consideration for the stress of the drivers or their safety.

[@jezza1953]

very true thats why i left

[@AlphaGamer1981]

The fact we now have a dedicated DPD compilation series is proof enough that something needs to be done. The company needs to be held accountable and should face legal action and change their company guidelines, because drivers getting fined for making late deliveries encourages dangerous driving. And the excuse "they could just do another job that doesnt have so much pressure" is neither an answer or a solution because people are still willing to take the risks knowing the odds are against them.

[@alanhindmarch4483]

A lot of DPD drivers can’t even read a sign that says “All Deliveries to the Backdoor Please” and just leave it on the front door step and bugger off, leaving it to get wet or stolen.

[@LUC66631]

Because a lot of those "drivers" can't speak or read English , just the same over here in Europe. Our doorbell is situated on the garage door with a plaque on the frontdoor directing to it , so most of them push on that plaque , the stupid 💩's . 😖😖👎👎

[@allwrighty100]

@@LUC66631 Why not put the bell on the front door?

[@garyboyle695]

The disabled part is valid as it means you're less mobile and may be more vulnerable in exiting a vehicle that's been damaged. Hope that helps.

[@dukwdriver2909]

Agreed. See also my comment 10 hours after this.

[@willadams3564]

I've unsubscribed after their comment. Total ableism.

[@malgf4145]

Agree totally, plus the person may not be able to access other forms of transport because of their disability, could take months to sort the insurance claim.

[@dukwdriver2909]

@@malgf4145 Exactly.

[@michaelwalker1145]

Tosser DPD couldn't even be arsed to get out of his van and deliver my parcel. Took photo from van and stated no one in. Other half in all day plus the CCTV linked to phone shows no one even trying to deliver. Had to pick up next day from a shop that was a 10 min drive or half hour on foot.😡😡

[@Wayne70]

Had the same problems with deliveries of items and food, got a phone call saying they were here and wanted me to walk around my block to pick the delivery up 👀if i wanted to collect i wouldn't have bothered paying the delivery fees you plonkers.

[@gregwood8141]

Had very similar experience. DPD driver didn't even knock on the door. Just put a pre-printed note through the door and leaves. Reported to company and sent them the footage. Delivery booked for next day and same thing happend again.

[@nickcoppard5335]

I always demand refund of delivery, if every one did this the business model would change overnight

[@scoobysport1144]

The only way to stop this company from employing berks is to report every bad driving incident to the police - with video footage - it’s useless telling DPD as they don’t care about anything.

[@redblade8160]

@scoobysport1144. The police couldn't careless either.

[@adampoultney8737]

Government is failing us by not taking harsh action against companies that are a menace on the roads.

[@petersylvester2905]

As a van driver myself I do try to be as careful as possible but I still don't understand why people walk behind them. If I try and reverse into a space at Tescos people will walk behind me at I'm clearly backing into the space.

[@muppetman1807]

The disabled drivers car was written off. the comment was probably made because I would assume that their car was set up for their particular needs. Which means a normal hire car might not be adequate for the driver so they could be without personal transport until the insurance claim is settled and a new car is adjusted to their needs. A long time to be inconvenienced for some other persons stupidity.

[@Parrotting]

Yep that’s exactly how I interpreted it too

[@roaduser6438]

That explanation is exactly where my thoughts immediately went to. God knows what the lead time is on these adapted vehicles.

[@alanhindmarch4483]

My daughter has a business and was expecting a 70 box delivery from her supplier on Thursday, it didn’t arrive. When she phoned DPD on Friday about the delivery, she was told that due to the weather (which is not her problem, nor her suppliers) it was running late and would be with her on that afternoon, no delivery. Then she was told Saturday by 2pm, no delivery. Then Monday, she was told 11am, no delivery. Then she was told by no later than 7 pm, guess , no delivery. After more phone calls from her and the supplier, another promise of no later than 5pm Tuesday, yes you are right, no delivery. It eventually arrived at 2pm Wednesday and apparently it was in the DPD location depot since Thursday. So DPD is going to be hit by a breach of contract, loss of earnings and compensation claim.

[@TheCaptain7190]

What's all that got to do with bad driving?

[@alanhindmarch4483]

@@TheCaptain7190 NOTHING BUT JUST SHOWS THAT THEY NOT ONLY EMPLOY BAD DRIVERS BUT IS A SHIT COMPANY.

[@Parmajohn123]

​@@TheCaptain7190have a day off shitty arse

[@whatsmine7848]

I’m working for DPD this Xmas as a temp collections driver (I normally work in construction but there’s no jobs anywhere near me) and the job is all about how fast can we get to wherever pick up and go, no matter the road conditions, the weight of the load or any rest breaks, to get back to the depot to a conveyor belt sorting system which is breaking down constantly, the wages are laughable but it’s better than universal credit which in my area is a total nightmare to try and get

[@Buildxbeyond]

I work for Asda as a delivery driver and I always remember, your license or anyone's life is more important than delivering a parcel. When they push you to go quicker, just say Ok and don't do it. I've always found it better to agree to do it than to refuse.

[@MrTelboy1962]

Good for you mate, you have the right attitude to work, I feel your pain as I too have done the courier thing and though the companies treat their drivers and peoples parcels like crap it is still better than Universal Credit.

[@borderlands6606]

I feel sorry for courier drivers and their customers. It's simply not a sustainable model for members of the public to have their parcels delivered, on the current scale.

[@carldone6845]

I live in a cul- de-sac and it’s frightening the speed they do around the corner up into the road. They are also the worst delivery company ever. I received a package completely smashed and resealed by them. The retailer was absolutely shocked when I sent the photos of the delivery.

[@ANDREWLEONARDSMITH]

There is no need for this dreadful behavior at all as ROYAL MAIL do not behave in this manner & if they did they would face the consequences of the treason act as being a statutory organisation with Royal connections they are subject to the provision of the Treason act as carriers of " The kings Mail" it is a treasonable offence to endanger the safety & security of the " Kings Mail" which still applies even though it has been privatised.

[@RagedDrew]

@ANDREWLEONARDSMITH The difference with the Royal Mail is they are not classed as self employed, don't face fines if a package isn't delivered and are not set ridiculous delivery time slots that are impossible unless you drive like, well a DPD driver.

[@gavjlewis]

More shocking driving from DPD vans. The only one I have any sympathy for was the HGV driver (still poor driving). The cammer is sat in the middle lane doing around 50mph and with the HGV not being able to use the outside lane he has little option to get past. Really the cammer should have noticed the HGV aproching and moved to the inside lane before the HGV arrived. But even after the event he probably still bumbled along in the middle lane.

[@Wayne70]

or atleast slowed down a little to let him in if he knew the HGV was gonna want to be in that lane

[@Gadgetmumma]

Disabled reference: I surmising the disabled driver would be more disadvantaged than abled drivers because the regular rental car would not be readily available for them to drive while their own car was being repaired. I don’t think it was a ‘disabled card’ incident.

[@dukwdriver2909]

See my comment.

[@machendave]

A DPD driver dropped off a package for a neighbour the other day, he parked legally, asked nicely and even placed the package in my hallway as it was heavy. Should I report him to the company for his obvious decency? LOL..😂

[@rossj1528]

The last clip of the DPD van on the pavement,,,the cam car going down the same street 20mph ,,no way was the cam car going 20…

[@type17]

That section of the footage was sped up.

[@rossj1528]

@@type17 really

[@phillwainewright4221]

DPD drivers are not only a menace on the road, but they also can't read address labels. They've delivered my parcel to the wrong address more often than they've got it right. I've also had parcels that aren't for me delivered here.

[@neilharrison7555]

We have DPD "Blue2 and DPD "Red" delivering in my town. BOTH drive like loons. Every time you see one orother of the vans, each is bearing more and more battle scars. Having an almost impossible schedule to keep is no excuse for awful drivng. However, DPD as employers MUST take some responsibility for subjecting their drivers to such pressure. As people, the DPD drivers who have delivered to me have been polit and helpful.

[@paulfriend3449]

Dangerous Parcel Delivery

[@eamonkelly2792]

DPD stands for damaged parcels delivered 😁😁

[@jaxgeorge3088]

Peter Kendal caused that situation. If you aren’t over taking keep left. So frustrating!

[@owieprone]

Having not seen his entire trip, you're assuming he's camping in the middle lane, when the traffic in front could have slowed while he was overtaking the DippyParcelDriver. But dpd's speed might never have changed.

[@jaxgeorge3088]

Owieprone, watch the clip instead of looking for excuses for him hogging the lane. There was space to pull over or overtake but he wanted to sit in the middle lane. Why defend him, the roads are full of these drivers. They are a menace as they honestly don’t think they are doing anything wrong but clog up already congested motorways.

[@anoncyclist2131]

same speed as the truck in front leaving room, the speed the dpd truck is now going to be going until the truck infront finishes the pass that is actually holding him up. then if you drive a hgv and have any sense of honestly, youll likely know that the reason this actually happened was the dpd truck hit a downhill, then rolled above the limit while other people were passing within the limit. and got back up on the left before anyone could get a safe few seconds ahead of what turned out to be, a driver willing to crash to save seconds

[@ZeroAtoms-sy9kw]

Until these delivery companies do something, things will not improve. Some drivers drive recklessly like this to go home early and the compny then puts the pressure on good drivers that dont perform like them.

[@gerhard6105]

Here in the Netherlands they did something about it. Now these drivers get paid per hour instead of per parcel. The Dutch gouvernement had some good talkings with PostNL and DPD, etc. This, after many complains by the normal people whose kids play outside, who is driving their bike. Al these things you see in this video. The situation normalised.

[@alisonbailey2636]

Good to see their driving skills is on par with their customer service skills. My heart sinks if I know something is being delivered by DPD 😢

[@richardgiles2484]

The UK police seem to turn a blind eye to DPD drivers 😢 Must be a lot of Brown envelopes being passed around different police forces 😂

[@dougaldouglas8842]

More truth said in jest. Criminality is not the duty of police to go after, only dough nuts and in need of Spec Savers

[@markellis2366]

Why would you say, such a stupid comment

[@TheWeardale1]

DPD drivers aspire to be BMW owners

[@itsmyview2024]

there are about 10,000 dpd vans in the UK and there does seem to b a disproportionate number of really bad drivers amongst their workforce, Trouble is, we all want our stuff yesterday. Due to the lack of labour they seem to trawl from the bottom. Sad, my local guy is really good.

[@davidhughmurrayuk]

Parcels drivers are always going to face the same pressures and take more risks than other van drivers: but whenever I see a delivery van doing something truly, aggressively and wilfully dangerous, it’s always DPD and I don’t think it’s confirmation bias.

[@davidendsor219]

Good things about DPD, ok thats that one done now Bad things..... i could start a list, but i dont have several hours to spare....

[@petermastenbroek7719]

I have only ever seen these DPD drivers behaving between dangerous and extremely dangerous, with absolutely not the slightest care for any other road users, they all seem to think that the roads belong to them, and only to them.

[@alexmore8527]

because we are getting rammed daily with the crap yous want delivered! if we drive fast you complain, if we drive slow looking for house numbers you complain, if we dont manage to deliver your parcel you complain, if we leave your parcel safe you complain, if we don't leave it safe because you ain't home you complain, if we ask your neighbour they complain, if we miss our time targets managements complains, it would be nice to drive slowly smelling the flowers and eating lunch but that's fairyland fantasy... you want your shit don't you?

[@radiokilledthe]

@@alexmore8527Absolutely none of what you said justifies driving like an entitled prick. So grow up and drive sensibly like most other folk. Whinging about getting complained about isn’t gonna cut it in court if you get nicked & lose your licence for driving like a c**t!

[@bumnugget9553]

D.P.D is an acronym for definitely poor driver's😀

[@paulwatts5019]

Dick poorly driving

[@johnmaslen]

A DPD driver parked on double yellow lines on the wrong side of the road in a quiet residential street performed a fast u-turn without indicating or looking and ran me over. Then driver didn't tell insurance company, but I managed to get hold of them. My advice is call the police for every incident with DPD. It is also impossible to contact the company regarding safety. I wish a lawyer would launch a class action against them for the harm they have done.

[@petepipkin8471]

Dire Parcel Deliveries don’t give a toss

[@KevinD_33x150]

They only toss your parcels.

[@markfivecortina5730]

*DPD* = Don’t Prosecute Drivers - so they do what the fuck they like

[@bestintheworld568]

3:53 "Walking exactly where the van would have reversed..." Easy solution there, don't walk directly behind the van where the driver is unable to see you? He doesn't have rear windows or a rear view mirror and has to rely on wing mirrors. You saw he was reversing, yet stood directly in his blindspot and slapped his van!

[@martinrolecek8837]

How about the cretin calling himself professional driver doesn't breach paragraph 184 of highway code by blocking pedestrian walkway. It carries minimum 1 point to licence and £300 fine for first offence, up to prison, permanent driving ban and tens of thousands in fines for repeated offence. Unfortunately UK porkies are too lazy to be dealing with it, so the professional idiots, Ehmm... drivers will keep doing it

[@andrewturner8755]

I'm surprised the Government hasn't clamp down on DPD by now unbelievable disregard for anyone else on the road .

[@MrFreesearcher]

As an ex Hermes courier, I understand the pressures of delivery times, and while things are slightly different with DPD, the concept is much the same - paid for each successful drop - peanuts. So to scrape a living, you have to make as many drops as you can. But there's no excuse for driving like absolute pricks like some of the drivers featured here. Yes courier life is hard, but everyone uses the road.

[@leavemyrightsalone]

This is our fault. We used to shop in the high street and get all our goods. We created this nightmare ourselves.

[@tommay1959]

Don’t blame the dpd driver blame the company for setting totally unattainable delivery times

[@geoffmitchell6515]

Bad driving and accidents are down to poor driving skills and very poor drivers

[@granddadmark7639]

This is how the french postal system is so cheap for french people. Tory Privatisation doesn't work for the 99%

[@geoffmitchell6515]

Thing is dpd should be held accountable for their so called drivers

[@williamfence566]

As a HGV driver , never sit next to a HGV when the traffic is flowing, you could be in our blind spot. Assess the situation and Either go past or leave room for them to move out if it's clear they are catching the vehicle they're behind.

[@alexmore8527]

HGV drivers tailgait tiny cars at 60mph, i guess that's the cars fault too? blind spots exist when looking forward and they magically disappear when you move your head to look out the window...

[@Sackbladder]

That was NOT a blind spot though, and you know it.

[@peteradams5857]

Blind spot can be covered by an additional mirror ...... or being observant to people around you on the road.

[@williamfence566]

@@peteradams5857 agreed. Hence my point assess the situation. Every manoeuvre has risk so minimise it

[@lambosnicko]

@@alexmore8527HGVs cant go faster than 56 MPH.

[@Electrowave]

My last DPD driver was very pleasant but I could see he was in a rush. The driver before him didn't deliver to me. The photo provided was of a place I didn't recognise. Thankfully the company resent the product. DPD are known in our area to leave parcels in the wrong place. The DPD depot is a couple of counties away and they don't know this area, which is a bit of a rabbit warren of places but Satnav is usuall a helpful friend. I haven't encountered their bad driving in person but I hardly ever see a DPD van around here.

[@clive8907]

There must be certain qualifications you need to be a DPD driver that most of us do not have.

[@jerrytracey6602]

We have two suppliers who insist on putting large, heavy items in cardboard boxes: one is large sacks of potatoes, and the other is 15kg bags of dry dog food. These items don't lend themselves to solid packaging, and the cardboard boxes are almost impossible to handle, so they end up getting mushed. It would make a lot more sense for these retailers to simply stick shipping labels on the sacks, which would be a lot more easy to handle. For this reason I have some sympathy for the delivery drivers... but only for having to deal with poor packaging, not with the driving antics shown here

[@dukwdriver2909]

Agreed. Common sense is a rare commodity these days.

[@palermothegoalgod-wd2wp]

I cant speak about DPD but I can about UPS, theyre not much better. I got a job with them and I was told my area would be N. Wales anyone whos delivered round there will know its an nightmare. Anyhow I was doing multi drop and told to knock on neighbours if no one was home. My finish time was 5pm and got back about 20 past with about 10 parcels undelivered. Transport bloke moaned like fk about bringing stuff back. Because of his piss poor attitude I told him to shove his job right up his arse. He didnt bat an eyelid I think there must of been many before me.

[@williamwelch4846]

Based on your videos DPD drivers are awful!

[@johnstaring3210]

These ones are the good ones !

[@keithsimpson4973]

Ive had them doing 3 point turns in small roads when there’s roads to drive without doing 3 point turns

[@redblade8160]

Dangerous Person Driving (DPD).

[@samhenwood5746]

Thanks DF 🚙👍

[@leeneal6969]

Alot of those dash cam warriors are no better than the dpd drivers.

[@karenstafford724]

All these van drivers need to take their driving test again.

[@GeeEmJay]

At some point, there will be a parliamentary enquiry over the business practices of DPD - unreachable targets, under resourcing, etc.

[@dukwdriver2909]

Dream on....There is a Statute to save drivers from being pushed to exceed legal limits. Never seen it successfully enforced yet.

[@bumnugget9553]

Thanks!

[@donaldmackay8439]

I used to drive for Securicor Omega Express back in the day and no way, NO WAY, did I drive like these morons.

[@marcos.1771]

Send your video to DPD and also to the Police.

[@Stemax1960]

DPD and Amazon just want the parcels delivered. You work for them and you are given 120+ drops to do within 9 hours. It was too fast paced for me xXx

[@johnpalmer572]

If those guys did that here in the U.S. they would probably not have teeth for too long😅

[@alexnelson9512]

_That says a lot about arrogant, load-mouthed Americans!_

[@martinrolecek8837]

Problem isnt dpd. Problem are all those idiots who call themselves profesional drivers.

[@oceanborn1962]

I totally agree that the driving on these clips is bloody awful, but the common link is the company. The drivers are on such tight schedules and take risks - just to keep the shareholders happy. Maybe these companies should be prevented from piling as much as possible onto drivers. Just a thought!

[@studatelya]

as a driver for another company its all about money and targets but its exasibated sometimes by other people who dont care about how they park or drive so while there are shocking examples of drivers under pressure its not a one way thing im much more understanding of it since i became a professional driver. not excusing some of the behaviours but sometimes folk are too desperate to criticise

[@johnstaring3210]

I'd rather shovel shit off the walls of the sewers than lower myself to work for DPD !!

[@phillipgwynne6580]

The direcor(s) need to be accountable for this, if their is a law that can be applied against companies that encourages employess to drive dangerously, or if not prosecuted, lose their jobs.

[@redblade8160]

@phillipgwynne6580. DPD only employs those who have been disqualified from driving and have served a minimum of three years in prison for dangerous driving.

[@dukwdriver2909]

@@redblade8160 Prove it. You are easily tracible and liable for a class action for defamation. Best hide under mummy's duvet.

[@dukwdriver2909]

There is a longstanding Law that makes it illegal to cover this but is never enforced to my knowledge. (btw it is there, not their or they're)

[@redblade8160]

@@dukwdriver2909 R/whoosh. Shut up you stupid bore.

[@redblade8160]

@@dukwdriver2909 Your grammar needs looking at as well. There are missing punctuation marks in your text.

[@saphire666iain]

I drive my lorry out of Oldbury and there is a DPD depot just down the road and to be fair there are good ones as well as bad just like with every sort of vehicle

[@minidriversouthsweden5137]

I had to call dpd once because I had received a parcel from a business that had another name on it and the answer was they didn’t have any drivers in the area. But I was looking at a DPD van parked outside of the building I was working at. It was damaged parcel when I got it so I’m not sure what DPD stands for but it should be donut plonker dumbbell

[@mericet39]

DPD drivers are probably under such pressure to get their round done, that if they drove safely it would be impossible to finish on time.

[@dan8ch523]

3:16 Danny Dashcam, brake lights & reversing sound didn't even come on until he'd reversed about 6ft.

[@cherk9993]

5:33 I’ve heard that about New Zealand Post as well, they throw your stuff around TVs and everything. No regard whatsoever.

[@someblokeontheinternet]

Unfair caption about disabled drivers at 4:23. If the car had adaptations for example - you can't just go out and buy a new car. It could be months to a year before the driver was back on the road

[@alexnelson9512]

*_Too many cars and too many pedestrians. England is full._*

[@catastrophic009]

Wow !! It seems DPD drivers are going to get themselves a bit of a reputation !

[@johnstaring3210]

Not "get" they have "GOT !

[@catastrophic009]

It was Ironic that after watching this video I started looking at DPD vans & they are very reckless because of the pressures of their delivery regime ! It is the management's fault & should be addressed @@johnstaring3210

[@timothyivatts]

They are the new Hermes

[@jobbe100]

DPD is literally a shockingly bad company! 😮

[@MarkSmith-cx6dq]

I was taught it's best too arrive safely than not at all by my late father a police officer. Why haven't the people who get these clips pass them onto the police as of this year they can submit dashcam footage as evidence

[@adapaitsmyname]

Only those who want to make money quickly work in courier companies. The work is very hard and brings together crazy people. The rules of the game in these companies are terror, intimidation, haste and neurosis.

[@Ellis01234567890]

In regards to 3:30, I just want to point out Sprinter's are larger tahn normal vans and don't fit in regular car spaces. Width but in this instance lenghth would be the issue.

[@denw709]

excelent service, as for customer services - never needed them

[@Ironbuket]

1:33 Count as the lines come towards you and you will se it was just a fraction over 2secs. This is fine and we don’t know what the cammer was driving (did they have a trailer?) The guy that wrote the captions is a tool, spelling YOU as U like they are 12yrs old

[@Heppieboeddah]

I think its not only DPD but most couriers. Was wondering, are you sending these clips to DPD? And if so, do they respond?

[@IdiotDriversusa]

The blatant disregard for safety exhibited by these idiot drivers is unacceptable. Immediate measures are necessary to ensure safer roads for everyone.

[@retroonhisbikes]

DPD = dangerous person driving.

[@raymondfarrimond2010]

DPD destroy parcels daily.

[@whitedragonracing]

I see lots of crap driving camera owners.

[@garyboyle695]

No what you see is camera drivers making allowances for shit drivers like you.

[@vanishingpoint808]

This is a DPD training video.

[@LUC66631]

A lot of those "drivers" can't speak or read English , just the same over here in Europe. Our doorbell is situated on the garage door with a plaque on the frontdoor directing to it , so most of them push on that plaque , the stupid 💩's . 😖😖👎👎

[@ckarodipolicethepolice2301]

The directors need to see these videos

[@johnstaring3210]

They would be well aware, they just don't give a toss.

[@cuprashoe]

They don't care that's the problem

[@dukwdriver2909]

Dream on. They attended the Trump school of management, gold taps for us, pleb deaths are their problem for being so stupid.

[@Deiseboi]

I am a hgv class 1 driver..i have to do a cpc course which is 60 euros a year which runs on a five year cycle plus my driving adr licence and driver taco card renewal every five years with medical examination which i pay for which i don't have an issue...these mindless morons and i mean all parcel delivery driver's should have to do the same as lorry/ bus driver's we are limited to a 45hr driving per week they are doing anything up to a 15hr driving day.

[@alexmore8527]

and still most HGV drivers are dangerous tailgaiting cars at 60mph and pushing their weight around trying to kill people, most truck drivers are just as bad as most van drivers wether you done a stupid cpc bollox or not

[@KevinD_33x150]

You can add wobble box (& all other) pullers to that list. 👍

[@Deiseboi]

@KevinD_33x150

[@KevinD_33x150]

@@Deiseboi I most certainly do understand. I'm in the same boat, on the opposite side of the planet. 👍 Definitely NOT a courier of any kind. My previous comment was to highlight the similarities between the nuts driving big vans & the nuts towing things they really shouldn't. We have similar issues here. There's a very large number of caravans & trailers being towed by completely unskilled "drivers" & motorhomes being driven by those with a car licence. None professionally trained. Some of us have to regularly jump through burning hoops (for various reasons, as you're very familiar with) while there's no training, no checks of any kind for the rest of them.

[@Deiseboi]

My apologies I would like to say its because i am irish 😉...lol totally agree with you...I see trailers etc doing 120 plus kilometres on motorways here in Ireland..

[@jimtheold12]

I agree they are the worst van drivers I have come across .

[@peteroverall3058]

Just shows dpd employ blind retards😱😱😱😱

[@johnfourshareddotcom9928]

more drivers with driving licences that appear to have obtained their licences illegally by having someone else take their test on their behalf - there are hundreds of Facebook pages offering this illegal service😡

[@EnTaroDragon]

I'm not defending the dpd drivers as they are simply wrong here. However if you will take into consideration the fact that they have a literally 1 minute to deliver the parcel it does change the perception a bit. I've been one of the dpd drivers for a while and it was a horrible experience. On the depot for 7am, finishing often after 9pm for really shitty money - £1 for successfully delivered stop(not parcel). The problem is in the roots and ethos of that company.

[@omminous999]

Peter Kendal at 1:53… is sumkise from that small clip you’re someone who doesn’t like to use the left hand lane….

[@petersylvester2905]

I hope that's not a box of eggs being delivered at 5.45, unless you ordered them scrambled?!

[@user-uo5jj6st9y]

For the clip involving the wagon. Why doesn’t the car just use lane 3? Lane 2 is the wagons overtaking lane and they are hogging it

[@xxxferret]

Better know as Dam Phecking Driver Special training given

[@Captainsisko77]

Dpd really need to sort out the driving standards for there delivery drivers

[@bromptinowner763]

One word for way too many accidents on the road, IMPATIENCE !!!

[@dukwdriver2909]

AGREED but, impatience is merely a manifestation of inexperience. So, to me, they are laughable as I will be behind them again in a few minutes or, in front again. Scrap yards have been full of go faster drivers vehicles for as long as I can remember. Shame how their selfish ignorance costs others.

[@johnbradley2217]

Never had a trouble free delivery, just varying degrees of fucked up. Would choose a different product on Amazon if I knew DPD were delivering one particular product that I want to order. Would like to ban DPD and Hermes/Evri from delivering my on-line purchases ever again.

[@thomasgarwell8214]

There is a definite way to stop these vans and other couriers. Start shopping in shops. Get off your a***s, and do proper shopping. Then take your item home with you. Easy. Problem solved

[@engineeredlifeform]

The advice with clip 5 is a bit daft 'You shouldn't leave such a large gap' the gap is the gap. I'm not going to speed to close the gap.

[@martynromaine8518]

DPD drivers are by far the worst drivers on our roads

[@kailani37]

You should send in an FOI request to ask 1, how many RTI 's their drivers have each year, and 2, how many incidents where they have caused injury or death to someone.

[@garyboyle695]

As a private firm they don't have to reply.

[@monkstandinglast]

@@garyboyle695 No but police would have to at least respond with an answer though yes or no