UNBELIEVABLE UK DPD DRIVERS DASH CAMERAS | DPD Drives Into Oncoming Traffic, Smash Bollard! #2

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00:21 213 Bike | UNITED KINGDOM
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#ukroadrage #dpddrivers #dpd

[@Ericbryanmr]

I once went for an interview at DPD, but when they saw I had parked between the white lines, and provided a clean driver's license, I was told I wasn't going to be a good fit for the company.

[@user-ip5cd4lv8u]

😂

[@The_Alchemist__]

Overqualified

[@MATDMixes]

​@NormanCollier-nf7nu This might be a shock to you I know, but you do realise that American English exists?

[@richhedges5042]

@@MATDMixes Yes you are right, but you have to understand that a number of us Brits disagree with it's existence

[@vladzis]

you can't work for dpd if you have 6, or more points on your license

[@davidendsor219]

Does someone have to die before this company takes responsibility for its drivers, absolutely disgusting driving.

[@BitcoinMicropig]

The company are directly responsible for this behaviour by setting impossible regimes for its drivers.

[@ianhill4585]

And some drivers are daft enough to risk injuring or killing someone whilst trying desperately to keep up.

[@morph5688]

Somebody has .

[@kathleendavis2102]

​@@BitcoinMicropigI agree people want package like yesterday. No excuse but DPD set impossible targets to deliver. 😡

[@robwallace266]

several DPD drivers already have. I heard of one case in South East London, the guy was dead in his van in the depot. Nobody noticed for about an hour.

[@alexshawe1990]

As a trucker, if you can't make it on time, then so be it. I'd never risk putting other lives in danger, nor my own. This video was eye-opening! We get there when we get there - no need to drive like complete incompetent morons. It's totally unprofessional, and no f*cks are given. Appalling.

[@DJ-Daz]

But they also get a severe bollocking and reduced pay. Plus as you can see, any twat can drive a van, even BMW/Audi/VW drivers.

[@paulgreen758]

@@DJ-Daz and Fiat, Honda or kia drivers, it takes skill to drive a HGV something you will never possess

[@alexshawe1990]

@DJ-Daz that's their choice to take that career. Stand up for yourself and make a valid point that rushing about causes you and said company nothing but unwanted hassle. Doesn't matter what they're driving - it's down to the operator to be in control of said vehicle, regardless.

[@markjohnson9301]

Years ago a courier in a 7.5 ton truck did a quick delivery drop at our factory...... he did but he forgot to close the rear roller door...... he made a quick departure and left half his parcels on the road....😂

[@paulgreen758]

@@markjohnson9301 had my drivers do that as well, one even knocked a cyclist of the road claimed he didn't see him just after dropping half his cargo on the road, some people shouldn't drive and vans should be limited in the same way HGVs are and all monitored by the company they work for for excessive speed and dangerous driving

[@lilsdon]

That's why DPD are called "Damaged Parcel Deliveries"

[@chrisheap6612]

I always thought it meant "Dangerous Psychopathic Drivers"😆

[@piotrciepy4066]

They called ,,Donkey People Drive"

[@divineprovidence803]

I call them dummy parcel delivery! Lol!

[@Shaun137]

Well the way some drive it could be, "Dead Parcel Deliveryman" one day

[@glynjones5280]

Dangerous Pr!ck Driving

[@mackemforever]

I hate drivers like that. I drive for Amazon, we have more deliveries to make each day than DPD drivers do, and some of the guys in my company drive like idiots because they think it's the only way to get the routes done in time (the routes officially should last no more than 9 hours from when you leave the depot to when you return to the depot). I drive sensibly, I don't speed, jump red lights, cut other vehicles off, overtake unless it's 100% safe and appropriate, and yet I am almost always finished within 7 hours, and quicker than all of the people who drive like idiots. I manage it because I'm efficient, I think about how to load my van, I pre-write a load of "we missed you" cards with common locations, I plan ahead when it comes to parking and don't just blindly follow the sat nav. There is no excuse for driving like a moron doing this job when there are multiple easy things you can do that make a much bigger difference to your delivery speed without doing anything stupid.

[@techgamer1597]

same when i used to drive for ASDA, if youre late, youre late its never your fault if its over traffic and youve tried to divert and cant.

[@derekstocker6661]

Well done, sadly not all delivery drivers like you.

[@Rybo-Senpai]

work smarter, not harder.

[@Rybo-Senpai]

i bet you you take your work home with you kinda, go home with a whole bunch of slips and sit for half an hour pre writing those "sorry we missed you" cards too

[@alexmore8527]

DPD is an absolute hammering, i did several illegal 15 hours shifts because they ram us like mad, they have precise deliveries that can change a 7 hour shift to a 10 hour shift or longer just because you have 4 or 5 of them, really sad, but you have no idea how impossible it is to manage efficiently, pre write some we miss you nonsense and take your time to smell the flowers and have a tea break, it's brutal really brutal working for DPD.

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

tbh.. most of these driver hopped out of a Rubber boat and straight into a Parcel delivery service van

[@patgeorge1]

I always thought that a series of videos could be devoted to DPD, and now we have seen one!

[@Sackbladder]

This is the second. There was one last week.

[@ohallifax]

6:45 You cannot defend the bad driving here. Yes DPD might make impossible demands of their drivers. That's the problem to fix. Driving like that is not acceptable regardless. You cannot say that ignoring the law is okay because they're in a hurry because -everyone- is in a hurry.

[@PenisMcWhirtar]

I'd argue that 6:50 is a nice bit of driving and totally legal - she was indicating and the other cars dawdled at the lights so fair play to her in the DPD van.

[@adampoultney8737]

The consequences on companies that are a menace on the roads should be much more severe. Whether it’s vans, e bikes or whatever else they’re a menace and a danger.

[@noonsight2010]

Such driving should be classed as attempted murder.

[@Falco45able]

They’ve started leaving parcels at local pickup points and saying no one was home , not even trying to deliver to customer!

[@Tony11806]

I did delivery driving for about 20 years and so know what its like when you have to many deliveries and not enough time to get them done but I would never drive like a maniac and some days deliveries wouldn't get done until the next day.

[@vahvahdisco]

The Ashbourne DPD driver hasn’t got away with it really - if anyone else has footage and has noted his reg plate, they can contact DPD themselves to report it.

[@bobinator17]

The driving is appauling, but its unfortunately caused by DPD and the unrealistic workloads they put on their drivers.

[@rasherbasher8203]

​@@bobinator17true!! Everyone orders of the internet now. Even worse in Wales..

[@BrainUser113]

Most people quit within the first few days anyway, just like Amazon, a revolving door of recruitment

[@richardbeckenbaugh1805]

@@BrainUser113Amazon in the US is having trouble with finding drivers and workers. Once you quit or get fired, you’re ineligible to work for them again. They’ve burned through the entire workforce in some areas with their unrealistic workloads and illegal work rules. They’ve contracted out their drivers and some contractors hire illegal immigrants who don’t even have drivers licenses. We had one van driver crash into a fence right in front of a cop in our parking lot. Driver had no license or documentation whatsoever. Cop couldn’t do anything because the crash was on private property.

[@Shaun137]

@@richardbeckenbaugh1805 We had a company not far from where I live who eventually closed down due to lack of manpower, they were that bad the Employment Agency wouldn't even force people to work there. Say's a lot about a company's work practices.

[@mikecook6104]

This plays out like it's defending dpd drivers. Every single one of them was driving absolutely terribly and endangering strangers. They all need a serious look at themselves and the Company too. They are to blame as well. Its literally criminal

[@MerlynMusicman]

They save a lot of money recruiting people with no driving license.

[@dannysmith37]

@@NormanCollier-nf7nu it's often spelt License on tv, does it matter

[@Enginesetc]

​@@dannysmith37must be important to him, hes commenting this under everyone who mentions license 😂

[@thefog7067]

It's just cenceless

[@Enginesetc]

😂😂@@thefog7067

[@dannysmith37]

@@Enginesetc I noticed, he's on a mission to erase American spelling. I should ask him what color the curbs are, he'd go mental.

[@stevenallan5822]

Hope the DPD bosses see these, but would it make any difference?

[@carlstyth8368]

It seems to be the same with all these firms. There you go driver, 50million drops. By the way you've only got 8 hours.

[@No-name-909]

Would it make any difference? If you mean to the bosses, then no. Who do you think it is who is putting the drivers under so much pressure in the first place. Deliveries must be done on time - deliver early FAIL deliver late FAIL. I have deliveries from DPD all the time, and as far as delivery companies go they are great - way better than Evri. But you don't see them because they are all gig economy, driving around in white vans. Bogus self employment to get out of paying holiday, sick, and pensions on the part of the company

[@Eddie-ev9bv]

It could well make a difference, if DPD bosses see the film as they could use it in training sessions to show new recruits how the job should be done!

[@BrainUser113]

All the managers care about is stats and how the depot is performing against other depots

[@divineprovidence803]

The driver will probably get a bonus and a pat on the back now the manager has watched the video!!

[@stuartbousfield2611]

Wouldn't happen if they paid them correctly and gave them a reasonable amount of work.

[@doctorsocrates4413]

Don't talk rubbish.

[@Tony11806]

As someone who did delivery work for 20 years it doesn't always work the way you think when you are doing daily deliveries as the amount of delivery work can change from day to day and some days you just get too much to do in one day.

[@gerhard6105]

You do not talk rubbish. Here in the Netherlands these delivery vans drove like that too. Through street where children play outside an many people drive their bike or scootmobile. There were many complains and it ended up at the gouvernement. There come Chamber Questions. ( Lower House / House of Commons). They went i conclave with the parcel companies like DPD and Postnl. Untill then, the delivery drivers got paid per parcel delivered and after an agreement with the gouvernement, the van driver now get paid per hour. Hardly anymore crazy van drivers on our roads anymore. The Lower House ( 2e Kamer in Dutch) letter is public on their site. I found it and it was dated 2 Juni 2017.

[@TheShadowsss]

DPD drivers are the worst, i live very near a depo and they just don't care, don't give way at roundabouts Dont wait when pulling out of junctions Police also just don't seem to care

[@leechilds3725]

It really makes you wonder 🤔 if these drivers have any driving experience or for that matter a licence ! Maybe they took a CRASH course 😂

[@DarkSphinxx]

DPD drivers are all self employed - so one mate employs another mate under him and takes a cut off his pay, hence the dangerous drivers, there is no interview process, or assessment, literally anyone can get a job at DPD.

[@stevied653]

I’ve tried informing DPD about one of their electric vans displaying no rear lights. I was following one, came to an abrupt stop at a junction and no brake lights illuminated at all. Very very difficult to get hold of them to inform them that the van needed to be inspected to make sure the lights are working correctly. They drive around without consequences

[@tonemc6047]

In a dinghy yesterday,in a DPD van today .

[@padraic9350]

A few years ago a DPD driver rang our doorbell at 10:30pm. He was a lovely gent and was visibly stressed as the roads were icy. He had been out since 6am that morning. I asked him if he had long more left to work, trying to make conversation and he said he had to empty the van or the boss would reprimand him. He wouldnt srop for tea so we made him a travel mug of tea and gave him some christmas treats.

[@davidcook2076]

I just had a fight with a dpd driver as he parked in front of traffic lights so nobody could see when they changed. I honked my horn and all I got was a middle finger!!! He picked on the wrong guy "that's all I can say"

[@SVEVelsen]

I've had to take DPD to court after smashing my garden fence. They flat out refused to compensate. Photos of their damaged van on that side, white paint on my fence and 3 witnesses ensured the judge ruled against DPD and sentenced them to compensate me and costs. It was only a € 419,50 bill initially, but the arrogance with which they just did hit&run and then refused to act responsibly made me decide to take it to court anyway. Specifically warned them that since I've court sessions basically monthly for work already, filing one extra wouldn't be much worse so it'd be FAFO allround, but they persisted. Well, FAFO: Verdict came to a whopping € 1819,50.

[@angelsone-five7912]

None of this surprises me as I live near several DPD depots and the drivers (99% Asian) are absolutely mad. On the plus side I was a delvery driver in a 7.5 tonner myself years ago and I know how stressful it can be trying to get your load shifted and pick-ups done in the day and this was before online shopping went mad.....

[@SVEVelsen]

When you say 'asians', what you really meant to say is 'Pakis and other Arabs'. Because it aint no Japanese, Chinese, Taiwanese, Singaporeans etc driving like a bunch of bellends for DPD. 😆

[@vahvahdisco]

At least DPD delivers and collects on time. I volunteer for a national charity in the U.K.. We used to have all of our unsaleable books picked up by a company and they would pulp what they couldn’t sell. Recently, their policy changed and we had to scan everything and anything they didn’t want, we were to just bin. I collected about 40 books, DVDs and CD’s, boxed them up and arranged for a pick up from the charity shop I work at. The company was going to give us £20 for the lot. I also told the company that there were people at the address from 9am to 5pm. The first courier from Evri, turned up at 8am and the second, a day later at 5.30pm ! I had to reschedule and reiterated the opening times of the shop; the first driver didn’t turn up and the second driver stated in an email that he’d turned up at 3.30pm but there was no answer ! This idiot must have knocked on the fire exit doors to the back of the shopping centre of which our shop is part of. That door leads to a corridor serving all the shops, who all have their own separate fire doors to it, so nobody would have heard him knocking ! Why he didn’t come into the shop from the front is anyone’s guess ! Due to all this hassle, I ended up closing the account and didn’t bother sending the stock to them. Evri on the other hand were STILL sending me emails stating they were going to pick it up ! Useless company ! It may have changed its name from Hermes but they still employ idiots !

[@mikecook6104]

At least dpd delivers and collects on time......that makes it all OK!!

[@samhenwood5746]

DPD are the worst drivers ever & should be banned from driving & thanks DF 🚙👍

[@williamraybould8393]

Had 2 delivery's from the same dpd driver this week. First one on sunday showed a block of flats 5 miles from my house saying no one was in. 2nd delivery to a house 15 doors from me and left on there front drive. £650 POUNDS WORTH OF TOOLS !! No signature asked for when the company i brought from required one.

[@WarrenF]

These delivery drivers are maniacs. Seen a couple pretty much do wheelspins pulling away. And almost always having a conversation on their phone

[@paulgreen758]

DPD are a French owned company, I was transport manager for an American based company and I sacked drivers that did these sort of manoeuvres, completely ridiculous, they drive a van and think they own the road

[@davinasproston4634]

DPD delivering parcels dangerously

[@secularspectator]

Only thing worse than DPD drivers...are road works and temporary lights that sit unmanned for months causing huge issues, while nothing gets done.

[@derekstocker6661]

Very well said, it's a UK thing I am told by others, not seen in many other countries.

[@secularspectator]

@@derekstocker6661 sure is, it takes years to get even the smallest thing done...

[@brianpengelly4653]

Great to see these oldies again. It's been a while

[@ryanparker7258]

I was doing a delivery to a solar farm in Bicester a couple years ago, I’m waiting to go onsite when a police car passed me and when going through a road narrow bit a dpd van can up the road at speed and couldn’t stop to give way and hit the high curb in front of the police all they did was make sure the driver was ok and then drove off as if it’s not our f%cking problem.

[@Bercilakdehautdesert-yt1gd]

I had a small courier business in the 1980's in Cheshire. Always made sure there was plenty of time for drops, nobody was pressurized into illegal driving. My business was squeezed out by Amtrak. Yes, cheaper but cheaper for a reason. About the same time loads of other delivery businesses started up, it was mayhem - van wars. The customer spoke then - cheaper is better, and you can apply that to pretty much everything else in business. We are in a slow death spiral, everyone is being dragged down as a few wealthy individuals float to the top.

[@cirian75]

Man how DPD was fallen, 10 years ago it was the best delivery company in the UK, now.....................well its becoming the new Hermes/Evri

[@AndymacYNWA]

The fella in the queue of traffic stop moaning and ring 999 and report him,then we’ll see how many parcels he can deliver on a push bike

[@b8nnytez]

Since they brought in these insane time windows putting incredible pressure on drivers, I knew s*it like this would start happening. I left DX cos of the completely unreasonable demands they were placing on couriers. I bet loads more left too, all over the industry, resulting in them recruiting people who, as you can see, are completely incapable, and it seems completely lacking in morals too.

[@phillwainewright4221]

This is pretty much standard for DPD drivers. I'm always extra cautious when I'm driving and see one in my mirrors.

[@SEBZED86]

Surely we all know that DPD stands for; ‘Delivered Parcels Dangerously’!!!

[@TonyKeegan-wx8pp]

I used to run a business in London on a small industrial estate and DPD delivered daily to one of our business neighbours. Every day the DPD driver reversed into the gates of their unit with a bang withouit fail and getting the name Definately PISSPOOR drivers😛 You could set your watch by it!

[@pqvkey]

People should insist that parcels should not be delivered by them if they loose revenue they will be forced to change their ways

[@flipper2392]

So who will deliver them? All those companies are the same.

[@cloudmaker]

If only I'd have known it was a DPD special you could have had my DPD drives through no entry and wrong way on one way street in Bakewell! DPD seem to be the very worst at actual driving but from what I understand it's how the company expects unrealistic deliveries. However when a driver is willing to cause injury or worse to others to deliver a parcel there must be something wrong with them mentally and morally. All the best Dashflix Sir. Keep up the good work.

[@davidmorris9661]

Trouble is DPD hire foreign workers who think UK laws don't apply to them

[@thepagan5432]

Recently on three separate occasions when I have driven across the Brecon Beacons a DPD van, exceeding the speed limit has overtaken me in a dangerous manner. Once on the brow of a hill, which he could not see what was approaching and twice on different sharp bends causing me to brake hard as they joined back in front of me to avoid a truck and once a sheep. The first one was held up by a junction in control by temporary traffic lights, as I approached the rear of his van I flashed him to say 'How far did that stupid stunt get you', I got the middle finger as a reply. They need stopping, they won't kill themselves but an innocent victim/s.

[@acmdv]

Unfortunately this is what happens in a poorly regulated (if at all) sector. You hear politicians go on an on about cutting red-tape well this is what that looks like when there is no "Red-Tape". 40 hours a week is the max an employer can contract you to work (unless you voluntarily opt out) there should be something similar for the number of deliveries a courier can make per shift, it's only a matter of time before something really bad happens.

[@markfivecortina5730]

It’s actually over 180 parcels per ‘day’. They start at the crack of birdshit then the parcels come of a huge belt for the postcode they got that day. Then thru load their vehicle in the order the scanner tells them to (to make the delivery run a smooth journey) then they deliver as quickly as they can but get less per parcel if they have more than one at an address. So no wonder they drove like that. Police should step in no doubt.

[@Dazzzb]

I will call 9 9 for the person who did that haircut for ya😂, 1.31

[@kevincrooks4872]

A DPD courier reportedly working 14-hour shifts seven days a week in the lead up to the Black Friday sales was tragically discovered dead in his van. Warren Norton, who was in his 40's, was found deceased at his steering wheel on November 23 on DPD premises in Dartford at around 7am. never want to be a dpd driver

[@jsharp9752]

Hey its Ashbourne,love it when i see places i drive through regularly 😊 and no im not the DPD driver 😅

[@jmegapixel7]

All multi-drop van driving company should be accountable for the havoc they push their drivers into.

[@andyquelch5754]

I was one tailended by a DPD driver who had a bandaged foot and was wearing flip flops, one of which wrapped around the accelerator pedal when he tried to brake.

[@benjyharris1244]

Didn`t know that BMW and Audi drivers worked for DPD (Dangeours Parcel Delivery)??

[@julieholden7343]

The police should be looking at this, no wonder their vans are so banged up

[@pow1983]

I bet they use these videos as training guides do they ever ask you to delete these videos??

[@shanestewart4905]

If you got a licence in a country where you can buy them and then move to the UK to work, this happens much more frequently.

[@user-sk3tn1hr8t]

I call them Dippy DEE.

[@weebolddavy]

I thought that the PDP incident I witnessed was a one-off. It happened 4 months ago when a DPD driver flew through a red light doing 40-50mph a full 8-10 seconds after it changed to red on the busy roundabout on the A5 at Shrewsbury. I'm certain if I hadn't had my wits about me I wouldn't be typing this. 😒😒

[@chloedevereaux1801]

the guy at 4.00 on the blocked lane commenting sounds like my next door neighbours mate.........

[@nekotranslates]

Wonder if it's only in certain areas, though regardless of that, still wouldn't trust DPD to deliver my stuff. Even Amazon is better than DPD, but I'd prefer to stick with Royal Mail.

[@ShiftedReality90]

Perhaps so because where I am in West Yorkshire, 10 miles from Leeds, I usually don't see this kind of driving from DPD or Amazon. They usually drive safely around here

[@mulleflemse4560]

DPD drivers should just rebel against the high prop amount. Once went a DHL driver, he had 120 drops, drove like he was on the run and furthermore parcels that was do not stack was stacked

[@andysummers2936]

Wait till you do an amazon one 😂

[@timburton5280]

Never underestimate the stupidity of some van drivers. If you think that no-one will be idiotic enough to do something as stupid as we have just seen, then a van driver will normally prove you wrong. I wonder if DPD and other courier companies actually give a toss how their vans are driven just so long as all the deliveries are made on time.

[@markemarkpsv1]

DPD, Dangerous Pricks Driving 😂 Allegedly. 👌😜🤘m-E-m

[@dvz19777]

They try to deliver so many packages they just drive like nutters. They always rip my packages open to see if its something expensive

[@movies8913]

the deliverys are timed

[@BrainUser113]

Working for DPD is like having a ball and chain attached to you on a running machine for 12hrs. People have no idea the extreme stress they put you under. Giving you 15 hours of work to do in 12 on a daily basis, with ridiculous targets, no understanding of problems, expected to speed and cut corners wherever possible. Also every single delivery timed. Lose the delivery window and that's it your having the worst day of your life. Some people may find this video shocking, but I don't, I've worked there 😅

[@clivemoore6510]

I have a neighbour who was hit by delivery driver , he couldn't flee the scene as had a car behind , when police investigated van driver was in country illegally with no driving licence at all , so how come he even got a driving job . Found out he was deported ( probably back in uk now working as a Government advisor on immigration)

[@jasondugmore2297]

i worked for the company - All i can say is they need some kind of government intervention, inside and out of the depots they are deadly

[@bestyoutube5318]

Box tickers. Just arrived here. Last week.

[@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne]

DPD drivers. Truly the epitome of bad drivers (with the exception of their LGV1 drivers).

[@davidwotherspoon8967]

DPD..the 5th Emergency Service..? They should really use orange winkipots at least...😅

[@jessh5310]

For a few years I worked for Blue line (before they went bust) I used a 17 ton truck to deliver 270 parcels a day and never even got a parking ticket. Never ever had any points on my license. It can be done.

[@davidclarke9767]

I sat at a traffic light and a transit parcel van ran into the back of me, he said sorry mate you know what it's like when you're in a hurry. Then after swooping details he said before I pulled off be careful mate.

[@eddiegould6091]

Same as taxi driver Think they own the road

[@bazf7742]

Hahaha my weed deliverys ontime

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

"Not perfect, but no one is." - please don't excuse the police for doing a poor job. The more people defend their ineffectiveness, the more they will think they can get away with doing nothing for us...! If they can't be bothered to do their jobs properly, then they will cut corners and miss important details...!

[@desktopdiddies5530]

Deliveries Performed Dicey

[@travelcampervansandmore]

Just this week in Bath I had to brake hard to avoid being t-boned by a speeding DPD driver who failed to stop at a t-junction.

[@peppathecat2022]

Now this is why my parcle arrive broken whenever they deliver me a parcel it be broken 💀

[@neilashley8460]

DPD. I had a delivery from them once a laptop that had obviously been dropped - hard. Their package handling is as bad as the driving. The guy at Currys sighed and said that DPD stood for Damaged Probably Destroyed.

[@trickyuk386]

This company should be investigated by the government never mind the police!! I witness these vans driving like absolute pricks every day as we live near the depot in Etruria!

[@kakarotvegeta]

And it's not just DPD drivers, there's literally not one package delivery van from any company without some kind of damage on the van

[@briantinker7290]

Three part solution: Delivery companies should be audited and prevented and enforced against making unreasonable demands of its drivers. Secondly, the drivers themselves ought to face some law enforcement, which is lacking currently. I suspect some of these idiots get a license online. Lastly, we should think twice before ordering on line, especially with a short deadline which encourages this stupid behaviour.

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

Now you know why all these vans look like they have been in a banger racing event ... they have absolutely Zero driving skills .....i see them every day, driving like they stole it ...

[@willswheels283]

If this is the kind of driving done by DPD drivers in general, it says a lot about the company and it’s management.

[@FC-ce7ij]

My experience of this lot, was theft of my goods on 2 occasions - same product. Took no responsibility and I almost had to involve the Police. Their driving here says everything you need to know !!

[@shanehumberstone5262]

It’s like bus drivers that think speed limits don’t apply to them,(lynx buses are shocking for it but deny everything even when I had undeniable proof)

[@rayodell8213]

I live a little way from any big town so folks order stuff online, some of it delivered by DPD, and I don't think they could drive sheep let alone a van, I wouldn't let them have a TV licence let alone a driving licence 😂😅👎

[@adamwyatt-lowe2833]

where does the first clip take place

[@user-oe9qu4bj8f]

😂🤣 Kevin’s and Karen’s

[@Ken_Dodds_Tickling_Stick]

DPD - DICKS, PRICKS, DILDOS

[@petrichor649]

Have a look next time you see one, it's rare to see an undamaged Dpd van.

[@RR98guy]

DPD IS the worst delivery service in Europe, often they never turn up and say the address was incorrect then the next day turn up and package was properly addressed, or they say recipient was not home when I was home all day. They lost 2 packages (I think their warehouse hub someone stole the packages) and then refused to help get the sender to file a claim so I could get the item resent. DPD su ks so bad I stopped purchasing items through eBay UK because they refused to get rid of DPD from their global shipping programme. Now on to their driving, they have a lot of wreckless drivers and their vehicles usually are scared from bad driving.

[@sharronbevan6425]

I'm telling u now its about time did was investigated,its not normal for a well known company to have drivers like this only a matter of time this company will no longer exist

[@TheByard]

Customers must put this Maniace company on the right path. When ordering goods stipulate no good delivered by DPD will be accepted. The have parcel delivered by this company customers must expect damaged gates, fences, and walls. Skid marks and acceleration marks along the drive. Damaged parcels Etc. Ect.

[@TheGazza636]

You want fast delivery?this is how you get it. Think on

[@kola100]

DPD, dangerous people driving !

[@damiengibson7022]

Seems clear from these clips that dpd drivers think the rules of the road don't apply when they are on a mission.no wonder most of their vans are banged up.

[@gazof-the-north1980]

I'm NOT condoning the Drivers behaviour BUT a lot of this is down to how DPD operates.....