endsarrrs:
Vanity upon VANITY -

Yet owns no single electric car.

Lawlab249:
Ok

justscorchone:
I'm thinking this is intentional to have people switch to electric cars and live eco-friendly, UK is very passionate about climate change.

endsarrrs:
Vanity upon VANITY -

Yet owns no single electric car.

endsarrrs:
Vanity upon VANITY -

Yet owns no single electric car.

anorexicmuster:


No, this is due to a shortage of truck drivers...althrough the UK GOVERNMENT is going greener too.

What is happening is the result of

1.The government encouraging more and more young people to go to university for several decades. That means potential truck drivers from the UK over the years have gone to university instead of becoming apprentice truck drivers.
(Here is a statistic for you. In 2019,. 51% of british school leavers went to tertiary studies. In 1958 it was 2%)

2.Brexit. Before brexit there was a shortage of UK truck drivers. But because the UK was part of the EU...they hid the shortage by using drivers from other EU countries (Poland was a major contributor). Brexit ended that supply of free EU labour (we are now just seeing the effects..because intially the UK was still part of the EU customs union after Brexit, but now).

All foreign truck drivers now need visas and permits to work in the UK...and Brexit made it harder .


3.Back in the 1960's, a well intentioned government offical advised the UK government to close a lot of railline in the UK. The result is the available UK tracks cannot adequately step up to the plate re transport.

4.It isn't just fuel...a lot of other things transported by trucks are affected. (And there isn't a decent enough electric truck yet.)

5.Truck driving does not pay well like it used to. For a UK citizen that is.

chatinent:
To say this car costs multiple million Nairas still beat my imagination.

Just looks like refurbished Peugeot.

Raph82:
Give visas let people that want to work come in for work, all these nonsense will be over. UK is just too stingy with their visas, open doors today for naija truck drivers and see as everything normalises. I trust Nigerians, Dangote business go hear am sharp sharp.

endsarrrs:
Vanity upon VANITY -

Yet owns no single electric car.

Raph82:
Give visas let people that want to work come in for work, all these nonsense will be over. UK is just too stingy with their visas, open doors today for naija truck drivers and see as everything normalises. I trust Nigerians, Dangote business go hear am sharp sharp.

How to get and keep the full Driver CPC. Apply for a provisional lorry or bus licence. Pass the 4 tests that make up Driver CPC to qualify. Take 35 hours of periodic training every 5 years to stay qualified.

Raph82:
Give visas let people that want to work come in for work, all these nonsense will be over. UK is just too stingy with their visas, open doors today for naija truck drivers and see as everything normalises. I trust Nigerians, Dangote business go hear am sharp sharp.

Lawlab249:
Ronaldo fans be like "CR7 just broke another record, the longest hour spent at a petrol station by a world-class player in the Premier League ".

Spending123:


See this Bandit.

Spending123:


See this Bandit.

Lawlab249:
Ronaldo fans be like "CR7 just broke another record, the longest hour spent at a petrol station by a world-class player in the Premier League".

anorexicmuster:


In the UK, one liter of fuel costs the equivalent of 758 naira, and the UK is an oil producing country like Nigeria.

Also, this is not a scarcity of fuel, but of truck drivers. The UK has had a shortage of truck drivers for decades. They covered up by allowing truck drivers from other EU countries to come in when they were a EU member, but once Brexit happened, those same truck drivers eventually needed a visa to come in...making things harder.

oldtruth:


Honestly, SILENCE is always golden because someone's level of stupidity won't be known.

Now look at the trash you wrote up there. A litre is the UK. How much do you think a minimum wage in the UK cost and then do your simple conversion. You sound so ridiculously stupid

MimiBiggs:
Cristiano Ronaldo's driver waits seven hours to fill up Bentley but leaves without petrol

Cristiano Ronaldo scored the winning goal for Man United on Wednesday but his driver had contrasting fortunes prior, waiting hours at a petrol station but being unable to fill up the striker's £164,000 Bentley

Cristiano Ronaldo's driver waited nearly seven hours to fill up the Manchester United star's Bentley but left without any petrol amid the ongoing fuel crisis crippling the United Kingdom.

The newly-purchased £164,000 Bentley Flying Spur was pictured at a Shell forecourt near to the Man United star's home on Tuesday.

The supercar pulled up at 2:20pm and waited six hours and 40 minutes before finally leaving just after 9pm when the driver lost all hope that any petrol would be delivered.

The Bentley was accompanied at the petrol station by a Range Rover being driven by one of Ronaldo's bodyguards.

A source said "Even with all Ronaldo's money, he's in the same boat as the rest of us."

"His security waited for hours obviously hoping a tanker would eventually arrive but they were forced to drive off. The two men looked so fed up waiting in the rain."

The 36-year-old unsurprisingly has an array of supercars including three Ferraris, two Lamborghini, two Bugatti, two McLaren, two Rolls-Royce, a Porsche 911 Turbo S, a Koenigsegg CCX, a Bentley Continental GT Speed, a Range Rover Sport SVR, along with several Audi and Mercedes-AMGs.

His most expensive cars include a Ferrari Monza which has a valuation of £1.4million, a Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport valued at £1.7million and a £2.15million Bugatti Chiron.

But United saw Ronaldo's personal value on the pitch on Wednesday when he struck in the 95th minute to seal three priceless points for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and co. in a Champions League win over Villarreal.

Post-match, the man himself told MUTV : "[It was] unbelievable! Another chapter, another beautiful chapter, so I’m so happy to score the winning goal and the way I did it.

"The most appearances in history and to score a goal. A great night. I have to mention the attitude of the team which is the most important [thing] here."

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/man-utd-ronaldo-bentley-petrol-25106228.amp

Lawlab249:
Ronaldo fans be like "CR7 just broke another record, the longest hour spent at a petrol station by a world-class player in the Premier League".