How to become a freelance or self employed courier owner driver - now
When you are on the road for many hours at a time, like a courier, like a lorry driver you see many road signs reminding us drivers to be careful. But this takes the biscuit, a Fox’s biscuit at that!
This sign was spotted, and photographed, by Jo Abbot, who works for the RAC Foundation. It appears on a rural road between Wheatley and Waterperry in Oxfordshire.
Sarah
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When I started my courier business 10 years ago the internet only gave a few options on how to become a courier. The information was both poor and costly. I joined a freight exchange, sent out leaflets and picked up the phone. I grew my business and year on year saw people thinking they could just jump in a car and become a courier, then get disappointed when they failed. There is a bit more to being a courier than driving.
It was frustrating watching people waste money whilst I was out winning business awards and it was then I decided that I was going to write The Complete Courier Guide to help those wanting a successful business and those that knew it wasn't easy money -what job is?
Our ebooks have sold well ever since and I am thrilled when I hear the success our customers are having.
If you are looking to start up as a courier, then start here.
