UNBELIEVABLE UK DPD DRIVERS DASH CAMERAS | DPD Van Stuck in Water, DPD Driver Head On Fail! #3

[@All_Good_Things]

That second clip with the guy on the bike😂 He definitely hurt himself crashing into the green box

[@Mjdoxxx]

Speaks volumes that this is now the second compilation composed entirely of one companies drivers

[@tonnaboy10]

I’m thinking of making a channel on DPD drivers

[@gordonhogg2427]

@@tonnaboy10 as a former DPD driver I think you should, although drivers make some ridiculous moves to stay in their window, I would like to think the more people that publicly give DPD a bad name due to its drivers would make them rethink the way they deal with things and change their priorities. As it stands (and always has) ALL they care about is their ETA %, the working conditions are horrible and drivers are treated like they belong in a zoo and have no rights by everyone (shift managers, ops managers etc) Expected to be in the depot for 10/10:30am to scan all parcels and load yet left waiting for a handful of parcels until tipping is finished (which can be anywhere up to like 2pm depending on volume), doesn’t matter if you have 130 of 140 stops scanned and loaded they will make you wait regardless. I could say so much more but I feel this is long enough so if anyone has any questions they want answered honestly I’m happy to help 👍 Moral of the story make DPD known for what they are…which is a terrible company. End of rant 😂

[@vahvahdisco]

At least DPD actually turn up - better than Evri (Hermes) !

[@vahvahdisco]

It’s actually the 4th video about DPD !

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

Yet it starts of with an ignorant car driver calling the delivery guy ignorant for some reason! Then a biker rider who shouldnt be on the footpath assaulting a van driver! i would have made sure I got out the way to not stop his fall!

[@MetalVII]

I’ve rewatched clip number 2 about 16 times now 😂 silly cyclist. I think he was trying to intimidate the delivery driver but overclocked it on the front brakes. I’m going to watch the clip again 😂

[@bibby65]

What was the idiot doing riding on the pavement in the first place!?And at speed. Also zero observation skills,all his own fault,and I also do not like dpd drivers,on the whole.

[@ollieb9875]

​@@bibby65you know it was the same cyclist from the beginning of the clip coming back and doing it on purpose right

[@leechilds3725]

Either that or was a stuntman back in the day !! think he needs lessons in cycling

[@georgebarnes8163]

there were two idiots driving on the pavement in that clip.@@bibby65

[@nevilebardos5702]

Yeah then done nothing to many people run there mouth but can't back it

[@GGMattt]

1:44 That geezer launching himself off his bike is priceless 🤣 shouldn't be riding on the pavement anyway, £500 fine (not that the police ever do anything about it though 🙄)

[@GGMattt]

@@zbf5h89ftb maybe but the police are useless with minor crimes😒

[@kevinh96]

£500 is the maximum and only in very rare cases of cyclists being seen to be a danger. The standard fixed penalty is £30 but the Department For Transport recommends the police do not prosecute or fine if the cyclist on the pavement is cycling with consideration for pedestrians and riding in a safe manner.

[@GGMattt]

@@kevinh96 the highway code says they shouldn't be on the pavement at all unless there's a clearly marked cycle path.

[@Outnumberedbykidsandcats]

To be fair he might not have been on the pavement before he got to the van parked half way into the rows so they were both breaking the law and both equally stupid to not just say nothing to each other.

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

​@@OutnumberedbykidsandcatsThe way he was riding on the pavement, you can tell he not only had been on it for some time; but also believed he had a right to use it as his own private race track... and God help anyone who got in his way...! Yes, both were in the wrong... the bicycle rider, for cycling on the pavement and for cycling in a dangerous and reckless manner... ... and the DPD driver, for parking on the pavement and vastly restricting its use by pedestrians; for parking on a double yellow line, and for driving on the pavement (to park on the pavement, you must first have to drive up onto the pavement). You can add driving without care and due consideration to his rap sheet...!!!

[@tumbili5375]

hahaha that aldi cycle clip was jokes

[@andyalder7910]

Pavement parking isn't even illegal in Bradford, cycling on the pavement is though.

[@risingstorm4239]

​@@andyalder7910wrong 🙄

[@alanclarke4646]

​@@andyalder7910he's parked on double yellows though, which IS illegal.

[@andyalder7910]

@@alanclarke4646 I see no "no loading" marks on the kerb, so it is *not* illegal for him to be there for 20 minutes to load or unload. Rule 247 of the HC explains that briefly.

[@machendave]

@@risingstorm4239 cycling on the pavement can incur a fixed penalty of £50. Cycling Laws 2023

[@forddoctorforddoctor5918]

This to me just shows what kinda pressure these drivers are unfortunately put through By DPD to get our parcels and packages to us in such ridiculous time scales,

[@Nickbaldeagle02]

I used to drive for Parceline, the company that would later become DPD. A driver had a heart attack mid shift and he was rushed to hospital. On being told of the news at the office, one of the managers first words were "how many stops did he have left?".

[@Barrheedyin]

Hmmm 😂😂😂

[@robertwillis4061]

It is the Management that should get more stick than the drivers. They give the drivers stupid delivery times and targets. Needs only 2 steps to make a big dent in this. 1/ All delivery vehicles regardless of size, must have a Tachograph fitted. ( This logs drivers hours, speed, GPS location) 2/ Transport Managers & their staff are directly responsible for excessive deliveries/ unrealistic targets for their drivers.

[@coledwon]

Agree, decent trackers can be fitted in 5 mins. Will log GPS, speeding throttle position and heavy braking etc. If all the above are kept safe levels then all you really to know about to plan slots is if a driver has excessive idle time between drop offs. This would even allow for tea breaks to be logged. Companies shouldn't be allowed to put this much pressure on employees

[@Nickbaldeagle02]

@@Barrheedyin Salford depot, Michigan Avenue 1990-97. Moved to Cadishead opposite the UPS depot. The manager there Jim, got sacked for falsifying late pre 10am deliveries as on time. All sorts went on there. I could write a book. The warehouse staff used to steal CDs destined for Woolworths from Entertainment UK. One had a CD in his car that wasn't on sale yet. Whole warehouse got caught in a sting one night. Tip of the iceberg.

[@richie674]

We have trackers etc fitted to our company vehicles, I just take my time & couldn’t care less about rushing anyway , I’d sooner have a vehicle that’s fit for purpose before & after my shift & go home in one piece , without upsetting the public road user to which the company name is plastered all over it , the job still gets done regardless ……… we’ve all been there at some point ?

[@stefanattrill8565]

Anyone noticed the Toyota with a non-compliant number plate, 5:28 AP I 5PUD. At also dosn't appear on DVLA MOT/Tax website.

[@trs4u]

Interesting! Do you manually search on the off-chance, or do you have something automated that does it for you?

[@louiem9382]

The cyclist in the second clip definitely in a lot of pain but refusing to show it. Left arm absolutely smashed the wall.

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

Completely his fault too, riding like a dxxk.

[@louiem9382]

@@ChrisPatrick-q6k agreed

[@1harryrobert]

Fantastic

[@johnnybegood9560]

he's got a one way ticket to snap city

[@chrisbutterworth6685]

Cyclists damn near killed himself, think he hurt more than his pride😳

[@haider7866]

He was trying to go for a big lunge straight out of a James Bond movie, looked better in his head

[@pedrorenard8439]

Fractured rib I reckon….caught the corner of the wall bang in the ribs.

[@mrfoameruk]

Reminds me of the Indiana Jones movie where he puts a bar in the motorcycle wheel.

[@OhSoddit]

"RAGE" is increasingly common amongst vaccinated (covid) individuals. Identifying underlying neurological disorders caused by the jab is in its infancy, more progress is being made with heart damage studies.

[@mrfoameruk]

@@OhSoddit boring

[@CameronM47]

That fucking dismount 🤣😂🤣😂

[@trs4u]

That would be a proper Chad move if it had been deliberate. Sadly ...

[@retroonhisbikes]

DPD = dangerous person driving

[@slyfoxyandalifesaver]

From Stagecoach: Don't Park Dickhead!

[@tonyl1984]

Driving potentially dangerous 😂

[@tonyl1984]

Dangerous Prick Driving 😂

[@lordloverocket2403]

Dingy people driving 😂

[@gtjust8188]

Omg the cyclist had me pssing myself 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@Dione1989]

Everyone ordering everything on online shops, but it’s the same people that don’t respect the vans in their streets..😂

[@DavidSmith-hn5gg]

These DPD clowns are the worst drivers.

[@BrumKid]

I had a DPD driver pull out from a side road as i was trying to turn into it and would not move back to allow me to turn. These guys need to keep to the rules of the road like everyone else and not think they can stop and pull out where ever they like.

[@cliveanderson2989]

That van driver that was overtaking and slipped into the lay-by to avoid a head-on with the lorry should have his driving licence taken away for LIFE! ... The lorry driver would have thought he was heading for a possible fatal head-on crash... What if he'd taken avassive action too and pulled into the lay-by to avoid an accident? This overtaking manoeuvre by the DPD driver could have ended so badly it doesn't bear thinking about.

[@WayneM1961]

Agreed mate, that clip should have gone to the local police station, prosecution by webcam evidence is accepted in court these days.

[@stephenhowe568]

It's probably not illegal in Europe

[@wolverine1981pl]

1:50 LOL. he shoudnt cycle on pavement

[@CoolDudeClem]

I do, where else CAN I ride my bike?

[@Enginesetc]

the road?@@CoolDudeClem

[@garyboyle695]

Driver shouldn't park on double yellow lines and block the path.

[@TheIntronD]

​@@CoolDudeClemthe road mate. Especially if it's one of these electric assisted bikes like he had. The acceleration he had flying at the DPD guy was dangerous if that had been a kid of an elderly person they could have killed them

[@bluecardholder]

@@CoolDudeClem The road - its in the Highway Code. Anyway, both the DPD driver and the cyclist were at fault.

[@huwlewis9059]

5:55 not sure what the fuss is about, the DPD driver is the only one driving on the correct side of the road. Oh, sorry, not a UK clip!😅

[@CDB8939]

He was lucky that the truck did not swerve right into the layby

[@ashanator4000]

@@CDB8939 also very lucky that lay by was there at that exact moment!

[@garywright4233]

Price less.👍

[@casa47]

''before people start bashing on their keyboards'' let me try and grasp at the smallest of straws to berate someone just because they've caused me the most minor of inconveniences. Fella is well within his right to be parked there while unloading. Later in the clip you can clearly see there was enough space to fit the titanic so get over yourself and if anything, common sense would have told you turn left and turn around before exiting.

[@dandeene89]

That second part of the clip made me think the van must have moved because of how much space there was 😂 Smallest thing to get irritated about

[@casa47]

Same 🤣@@dandeene89

[@movies8913]

double yellows= not loading or unloading but delivery drivers do get away with it

[@dandeene89]

@@movies8913 You can load on double yellows as long as there's no kerb markings

[@patricknewall5634]

I agree with you. I looked at the video a few times and came to the same conclusion, a tiny bit of manoeuvring on the part of the cam user and he'd have been out of there, no problem.

[@markcaldwell2831]

Well if people didn't close all the bloody shops then we wouldn't have to rely on these clowns to deliver our goods.

[@LUC66631]

2:12 Hey , it's Pickering on his bike 😂😂🤣🤣👍👍

[@stuartfitch7093]

One thing I've personally experienced on a couple of occasions a few years ago now with DPD is that when I bought Lego from the Lego website and it was sent via DPD, that we would wait in, we would see no van, get no knock on the door or doorbell ring nor even get an attempted delivery card. I just got a message that my parcel has been delivered to the local collection point which was a go outdoors store about two miles from my house who took in undelivered parcels for DPD if there was nobody at the delivery address. So then I would have to jump in my own car, take ID with me, go to the go outdoors store, fund a member of staff, show them my ID, say I had a message and a code for a DPD parcel. They would then go out the back into the storage area and come back with the parcel. I'm interested if this a thing others have experienced.

[@thebrowns5337]

Had that with Evri but not DPD. In the UK the delivery business (including food couriers and these van drops), apart from Royal Mail and perhaps UPS, just looks like modern day slavery. It's a wonder there aren't more accidents and missed deliveries. Huge companies like DPD, Amazon, Uber - we hear far too many horror stories around employment practices and if you lookat the people working for them (mostly as self employed contractors) it's easy to see things that support the stories we hear.

[@djfmitv]

@1:27 - oh boy, that escalated quickly - two wrongs never make a right, kids 🤣😂😅

[@anemone104]

Cupid stunt on the bike....

[@Ul.B]

DPD seems to mean Dangerous Parcel Drivers. In Germany they are sometimes called Dumme Paket-Deppen (stupid parcel idiots). Depp means idiot in German.

[@GG-ml3vr]

Dont think Johny will like that😀

[@cuprashoe]

#2 Well that didn't go according to plan, so he basically tried to use his bike as a dangerous weapon and it didn't work out too well

[@ANDREWLEONARDSMITH]

A bike is only a toy compared to a motor vehicle as it is not big or heavy enoughto do any serious damage compared to what a motor vehicle can do.

[@cuprashoe]

@@ANDREWLEONARDSMITH Well obviously Sherlock but the van is parked and the cyclist was actively trying to hit him with the bike

[@georgebarnes8163]

Van driver also driving on the footpath, just as bad,@@cuprashoe

[@cuprashoe]

@@georgebarnes8163 Are you a moron? You must be, the van driver didn't purposely attempt to run him over. Did he, answer that smooth brain

[@davetkd666]

​@ANDREWLEONARDSMITH and that makes it OK? So one could legally shoot you with a pistol because it would be worse if I used a bazooka?

[@Bezza49]

That second clip is fantastic.

[@hgv1883]

The engine cost for the dpd van in Rutherford Ford is £9000 pounds

[@andyabwelding]

Rufford Ford

[@annuvynarawn392]

The drivers of DPD drive the vans into trouble but what drives the drivers ? - DPD working conditions ! Something needs to be done.

[@alancrisp1582]

Nothing will ever be done !. If you were one of their drivers, being paid 15 dollars 💵 per hour before taxes. And 9 dollars after taxes, would you care ?........

[@Sython6]

@@alancrisp1582 I would if i lived in UK and got paid in dollars.

[@gordonhogg2427]

You will tend to find it’s the drivers that are actually employed by DPD that are the worst ones, they get paid no matter how much they deliver so they just don’t care, OFD’s tend to (not always) take more care in handling/delivering parcels as they are only paid if it is delivered so they try to get everything delivered. In saying that, I am well aware this statement has no connection to how the individual drives as they have etas to keep all the same

[@whatsmine7848]

I’m working for DPD as a temp Christmas driver, it’s a nightmare unbelievable schedules, the way they want collections done is ridiculous the vans are barely road worthy, they will give you a collection which takes 40 minutes just to drive there and expect you to get there and back in less than an hour, I have pick up items in excess of 50 kgs on my own and having a break forget it all for a flat rate of £11:35 per-hour, the only reason I’m doing this job for as long as I last is because the universal credit won’t help me so it this or being homeless

[@MrMariustensky]

try get your own franchise and earn decent money. 4-6K in a bank after van cost and fuel.you can live in a hotel for that and screw UC but most people are afraid of risks and bending over to UC because theres no effort

[@lilyrose8062]

Try agencies. After years of home delivery stress I'm now driving for a logistics company through an agency. Max 10 drops a day, all to stores, lots of distance all over the country but very little pressure

[@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066]

You can stack shelves in a supermarket for £14ph

[@ManDillaKilla]

​@lilyrose8062 yo can you tell me more about this im interested. Contact details, ect?

[@dirtywetdogboatsandsailing6805]

Bet that lorry driver had a slight 'pucker' moment

[@andrewjackson806]

You don’t get charged if you go out your ‘ delivery window ‘, speaking from previous experience,( 15 long years with them…)

[@EllyHensens62]

1:27 Is it normal in England to ride a bicycle on the footpath?? Just asking, don't mean anything by it. Here in the Netherlands it is forbidden to ride a bicycle on the footpath, you need to stay on the bicycle path, or road, because driving on the footpath with pedestrians, that's just waiting for an accident.

[@nekotranslates]

We have some pavements that are split into pedestrian and cyclists, but most pavements aren't like that - though it isn't illegal to ride on the pavement, cyclists ride like twats over here anyway

[@pussinboots1145]

@@nekotranslates It is illegal to ride on the pavement.

[@Thorin440]

​@@nekotranslatesIt is illegal to cycle on a footpath. It's just not enforced.

[@EllyHensens62]

@@nekotranslates I feel, from dashcamvideo's I have seen from England, that it is playing Russian roulette for being a cyclist there. My country is know for bicycles and cars and bicycles work together. Having big bicycle paths is also a huge help in that. Why doesn't the English government build those for cyclists??

[@trs4u]

@@nekotranslates Rule 64 You MUST NOT cycle on a pavement. www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/rules-for-cyclists-59-to-82#rule64 I often cycle on a pavement - some of the cycle routes around my house otherwise require really complicated, very short excursions on the road (like crossing a main road twice either side of a roundabout) to get from one piece to another. If there's anyone else on the pavement I either stop and lean on the wall until they've gone past if it's narrow, or jump off and walk beside the bike for a bit. It is strictly illegal. Like doing 31+ mph in a car in a 30mph zone.

[@tangomoggynoengi8518]

Driving along the pavement in the final clip, not only should the driver be charged by the company; but should also be charged by the police... for reckless (if not dangerous) driving...!

[@Enty-Uk]

I work for Dpd myself and have done for 2 years. There is absolutely nothing wrong with customers having a hour timeslot. If drivers are failing them, they are either sat playing on their phones all day, taking shopping trips, doing whatever else. I get to my first stop 20 minutes into my window due to me departing early every morning. By the 25-30th stop I’m back at the beginning. If drivers fail, they shouldn’t even work for the company.

[@Jay_Speed]

It is a really bad company with no morals.

[@mikeydpromo]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the push bike killed me

[@melissanewton7462]

I recognise that last one. Swindon. Possibly Northern Road junction with Ferndale Road.

[@nobletec1970]

It's not just DPD that are rotten, all the other courier companies are the same. The DVSA (UK) should get involved and remove operator licences or impose massive fines on the companies for forcing their drivers to drive like morons to meet impossible targets.

[@georgebarnes8163]

the DVSA covers GB not the UK.

[@JohnRitson78]

Such a shame that we demand exact delivery times, It is upon us that create such issues.

[@georgebarnes8163]

you mean PAY for same day delivery

[@hikerwoody182]

I think the Aldi cyclist would make an excellent DPD driver

[@allenhughes867]

These DPD drivers wouldn't have to speed around so much if they didn't have so many drops in a day over 200 drops in a day.

[@jamesr5050]

but 10 in one st

[@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066]

Go and help them if you’re so concerned

[@ashleylancaster447]

I heard they have to listen to the top gun soundtrack when they are driving, to become the best of the best 😂😂

[@ceismulcastle]

what does dpd stand for? is it damaged parcel dropoff

[@oddjobtriumph1635]

@ 5:54 why does this have Location :United Kingdon?.. last time i looked..we drive on the left

[@barbarybar]

Clearly these delivery firms need to be better controlled.The number of deliveries restricted so they don't have to drive like maniacs.

[@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066]

How do you expect the delivery drivers to earn money? They’ll soon lose their workforce that want to earn as much as they can and then people like you will complain about your delivery not turning up. Why don’t you go and get a job for one so they can cut back their drivers drops.

[@aceace444]

I’m going to speak up on all drivers that deliver to the keyboard shoppers that have ordered parcels in the first place.drivers are typically on the road by 6am with a van full probably 150 plus addresses to go to most won’t be in the first time you try to deliver so you have to go back the next day.there’s more idiots in cars filming on their dash cams than van drivers.the driver driver outside Halfords probably thinks that the driver has a massive car park to park in so why not go a different route out the car park.there’s no one way sighn.If you don’t like parcels being delivered don’t order any go to the shops and eventually they will not need so many drivers.loading bays are few and far between and normally have a self entitled driver car owner parked in them making drivers lives and parking harder.Don’t even get me started with people who name there house instead of using numbers.Eg dune roaming?or White House farm which is actually a pink bungalow 🤯🤡

[@phillwainewright4221]

I once had to deliver a FedEx document to ... "Rose Cottage, near Dorchester". There are dozens of villages 'near Dorchester', and all of them have at least one 'Rose Cottage'.

[@jamesr5050]

all said still knobhead drivers you cant disagree😮

[@jamesr5050]

2 man lift dpd van lmfao 😂😂😂

[@Guccit865]

What was big old boy doing riding on a pavement. Mug

[@joshuapage4584]

#1 is completely pointless. Claims he can’t get out properly, then suddenly just drives out the space without a worry and shouts at the DPD driver, what a lemon. It’s people like that who makes our job as a delivery driver harder than it needs to be

[@kevinh96]

5:43 that is 100% NOT in the UK, different number plates and the giveaway is they are driving on the right.

[@vahvahdisco]

6:38 - everyone was driving on the wrong side of the road ! 😂

[@rickconstant6106]

When will people learn? An internal combustion engine and deep water should be kept apart (unless it's in a boat).

[@sarahbarton4977]

Lo your delivery experts. Experts in bad driving and throwing your packages

[@adapaitsmyname]

DPD is a special mind.DPD is a special mind.

[@robinwells8879]

Perhaps walk a mile in the shoes of a DPD or any other parcel delivery driver before judging too harshly. From experience it’s very high pressure assuming that you care about the outcome. Not a justification for this but makes it more comprehensible. 😢

[@AgentOrange99]

Was the Aldi guy on the bike Ronnie Pickering,you know Ronnie Pickering😂

[@VictheSecret]

Cyclist shouldn't have been on the pavement. It's not shared.

[@Jimb0b1111]

looked like an e bike as well, wonder what wattage his motor is.

[@Tony11806]

Cars shouldn't be parked on pavements but they do.

[@VictheSecret]

@@Tony11806 In most places it's perfectly legal and acceptable to park on a pavement. But either way, if it wasn't, it's pretty dumb to use that to justify what the cyclist was doing.

[@Tony11806]

@@VictheSecret Your missing the point and the point is that pavements should be for people and not vehicles and you say the cyclist shouldn't be on the pavement and vehicles shouldn't be on the pavements either.

[@grahamlonghurst1227]

Very easy to criticise. I worked for united carriers. Multi drop. Work load was immense. Especially timed drops. Or you arrive at teabrake nobody to sign delivery note. What you didn’t do that day was on tomorrow’s load. Maybe look at management. See what the driver has to do and why. He is driving that way

[@mikeh2006]

DPD doesn't give their drivers time to have a piss let alone get all the drops done in the alloted time. This is why you see DPD vans driving around like lunatics some times. It's the unrealistic expectations the company has.

[@nevilebardos5702]

There the worst multi drop company ever proper strict so they are

[@MrMariustensky]

they do. when system creates the route it asks EACH driver if wants break (30 mins) also ask the driver how much time it needs for each stop (new drivers get 5 mins per default ) after some time , driver that know their route cutting donw. so tick NO Break , and drop stop time to 45 sec. Over 120 stops which is. nothing , your working hours go down from 11 hrs to let say 6-7. so fo the same pay its simple. although there are drivers with some manners and think about other road users and there are some tossers without a brain. dpd as a company is great.

[@mikeh2006]

@@MrMariustensky is that a new thing? They need to roll it out fully

[@MrMariustensky]

@@mikeh2006 n It's been like this always . Its drivers choice.

[@formidable38]

I feel sorry for alot of these DPD drivers. Sure, many of them are naive and are promised circa 40K earnings but they also have to pay for their fuel for the vans, plus, like you say, if they miss that time slot, they are penalised heavily. They are set up to fail.

[@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066]

Where do you get your information on them paying for their own fuel?

[@formidable38]

@@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066 A dpd driver who delivers at my place in a dpd van. They also have to pay for lease on the van.

[@samhenwood5746]

Thanks DF 🚙👍

[@jamesmacdonald1116]

I get they have to make times. Doesn't excuse the insanely dangerous driving.

[@SlimTortoise]

I knew one of the company directors who worked from a depot and he was asked to leave because one of the many policy's he enforced ended up killing one of thier drivers, They paid him a million pounds to go. I know him from school days and he was a guy who did not care for anyone but himself, a total psychopath he should be in prison for murder in my view.

[@kevatnorthfield]

Very ignorant of the cyclist to be on the pavement

[@colinreece3452]

I never knew of these time slots till one day I was tracking my parcel, the DPD driver was up the road from my house so I'm thinking I will be next but he drove off to another area, I got my parcel hours later, when I asked him why he said we have prioroty parcels we have to deliver first even if we have one like yours a few doors away we have to leave you till later.

[@rickconstant6106]

These clips are nothing to do with a single company, they are about reckless moronic individuals who think their selfish needs are more important than the safety of others.

[@jaccurtis5789]

Explains why DPD = Delivering Parcels Dangerously lol

[@mikerichardson4240]

DPD stands fr Despicable Poor Driving

[@princesstudders]

Clip one and two, yes you can load and unload on double yellows but you can’t cause an obstruction or mount the curb causing an obstruction. That cyclist though 😂 learnt the hard way he got some gooood breaks

[@NegotiableHemingway]

Lol that cyclist was an absolute lunatic! Bald missile inbound!

[@andrewmizon2339]

I thought Rufford was supposed to be closed ?

[@BrianGriffinQuahog]

​@@MerlinKernow75Blocked off again and the farmer has been charged with traffic offences

[@andyalder7910]

Clip is over a year old.

[@richardbeckenbaugh1805]

Like SWIFT in the United States. Whole hour long videos of just their drivers doing stupid/crazy things.😊

[@barryrathbone]

Or here in the Uk Stobart!

[@CambridgeCrazyDrivers]

Christmas Rush! 😂

[@nathanjones4981]

The second one was f@@king arsome 😂

[@jonathanmccomb4187]

1st clip, that's a private shopping centre carpark - None of the lines/markings have any kind of legal standing.

[@pietschoeman6920]

By the way I am now 3 months on retired as CAPT of a SPECIALIST UNIT and was 43 yrs a police officer in SA.

[@GG-ml3vr]

Aldi vs dpd,not excactly Ali, Frazier is it?

[@Outnumberedbykidsandcats]

Why does the clip around 6:00 say United Kingdom?? It so obviously isn’t from the number plates, the driving on the right and the speed limit being in kilometres.

[@adapaitsmyname]

Where is my package?

[@markgomez3688]

That was the best flying head butt ever, if that cyclist practice a bit more he could be the first. Head butt of a cycle with Launch control , beats Superman of a cycle.... 1:49

[@thebrowns5337]

This is the company where one driver, remember drivers are self employed contractors, dies because he was concerned he would not have his services employed/contracted if he made a second doctors appointment.

[@stevengraves7952]

DPD , couldn't be a better title for the company , after watching the video on youtube , I think DPD stands for DAFT PILLOCK DRIVING . Also the company should not be allowed to charge drivers if they fall short on delivery spots as that is causing the drivers to drive recklessly ,. Steve G

[@kurtmu-b7w]

I am pretty sure that the Halfords store has a delivery entrance at the rear.

[@lilyrose8062]

Probably, but some stores won't accept small parcel deliveries there. Most frequently for click and collect deliveries, many stores require items to be delivered to customer services. Besides which, the driver in the clip was doing nothing wrong, just the cammer was being an incompetent fool

[@michaelgoode9555]

I'm sure you could do single courier videos for every one of them out there, no problem. Round this way it's Evri who are the worst at both driving and delivering. DPD are only terrible. 🤔

[@scotthaskins1264]

Hahahhahahahhahahahaha the cyclist 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nekotranslates]

DPD = Destroyed Parcel Delivery

[@RyanTighe]

1:49 why you come fast 😂

[@davidharwood9552]

That explains why my delivery was soaking wet. Another Damaged Parcel Delivery 📦

[@loftyintentions1985]

Delivering packages drenched?🤔

[@S1cknote]

Sorry but that first guy needs to check his driving licence and see if he can actually drive a car. Granted the van was parked in an awkward place but he could've got out of that gap without turning the situation bigger 😂

[@Gill-Leeds]

DPD - Delivering Parcels Damaged Delivering Parcels Damp

[@georgebarnes8163]

Damn pathetic Drivers

[@grahamdobson7428]

The one over taking the GLS NEEDS HIS LICENCE TAKING AWAY

[@nevilebardos5702]

I'm sure it's gone 😅

[@tonymoloney3223]

It's OK he's got his park anywhere lights on 😅😅

[@TheRatlord74]

@6:27 it says UK in the top left corner. But that is 100% not the UK. Regardless it seems they are an international meanaces.

[@Ul.B]

You're right. This is not the UK, but Germany.

[@carlsmith5161]

Yep unbelievable UK.. dpd amazon DHL postoffice drivers need to sit down in there vans and read through the highway code.

[@TheMegahusky]

The guy on the bike must have pulled his front disc brakes 😊

[@wheelywheelygood]

I have had a load of problems with these DPD drivers parking on the pavement so I can't get past on my wheelchair and they overtake in such silly places ,speed , and ignore lights and road markings ,,I call them dangerous parcel delivery

[@realjanshu]

6:42 this one used to worked on a delivery scooter I reckon

[@philipbenson8644]

This is all because certain companies demand so much out of the staff and demand more every day i have seen this myself a transport manager i worked with every afternoon would have a meeting with the opening comment who can we abuse today

[@Cheesite]

Yup, drove for an amazon partner for a few months. The owners get into it as a high profit low risk venture and then find out the drivers they employ don't give a crap about targets, which are impossible to meet. They are overworked, underpaid, have to deal with stupid customers all day and bad drivers.