How much does a Class 2 driver earn in London?


How much does a Class 2 driver earn in London? Hgv Driver Class II Salaries in United Kingdom The average salary for Hgv Driver Class II is £34,146 per year in the United Kingdom. The average additional cash compensation for a Hgv Driver Class II in the United Kingdom is £2,096, with a range from £973 - £4,515.


What is the highest salary for a train driver in the UK?

Train drivers can expect to begin with an average starting salary of £30,000, with the highest salaries often exceeding £65,000.


Why are tube drivers so well paid?

Most salary levels are just based on supply and demand economics really. What makes tube drivers different is the ability of their unions to make the supply of drivers extremely tight (and thus drive up their pay).


How much do train drivers get paid in London?

The average train driver salary in London is £58,795, with experienced professionals in the region having salaries that often exceed £69,000, while train driver salaries in Scotland start at £38,194 for newly qualified drivers, rising to £48,360 after the probation period has ended.


Is it hard to become a tube driver?

There are stringent tests and assessments for candidates for London Underground train driver jobs. The application process includes an online multiple-choice test, an assessment centre, a group test, an English test and various other assessments. After passing these tests, you can proceed to a face-to-face interview.


How long is a tube driver shift?

Drivers usually work 36-hour weeks and have 43 days of annual leave, including bank holidays. Shifts can start as early as 4.45am and end as late as 1.30am. The drivers cannot drink alcohol for eight hours before a shift starts. They are sometimes asked to work as many as 17 weekends in a row.


Do London bus drivers earn well?

Start on about £30,700 per annum rising to about £38,850 per annum depending on experience with further opportunities for overtime. If you're already a qualified PCV driver, you'll start on a higher salary that reflects your years on the road.