To become a truck driver requires obtaining a Class 5 heavy vehicle license, truck endorsements, and possibly a forklift license. Additional requirements include sponsorship from an existing truck driver, passing various tests, and obtaining medical consent. Experience with larger companies is preferred. The role requires math and reading skills for tasks like calculating pallet loads and reading paperwork. Potential destinations for truck drivers include countries around the world like Australia, the USA, and New Zealand. The pay is estimated at $900-$1200 per week.

1. To Be A Truck Driver

2. A class 5 heavy vehicles license: Pass
write.
 A Truck Endorsmets.
 Forklift License.

3.  Some one to Sponsor me.
 Another Full license truck driver to show
you the ropes.

4.  $25 Heavy vehicle road code.
 $1.240 Class 5 training.
 $50 Doctor consent to drive.
 $75 To sit the test and pass.
 $250 To get a forklift endorsment.

5.  The more experience for bigger company's
is preferred.

6.  Math: To work out the number of pallets.
 Reading: To read load plans and
paperwork.
 Spelling: For people to be able to read
your writing.

7.  Turners & Growers:
International Company
Appprox 8 different runs more
 Booths:
National
Approx 10
 Main Freight:
International Company
No Idea

8.  Australia
 Usa
 Antarctica
 Canada
 New Zealand
 America
 Any Where In the world

9.  Un-Employment
 IfTechnology become so advanced that
might mean that theres no need for
drivers.

10.  $900-$1200 A week

11.  Because it is easy money.
 You get to meet new people on the way.
 You can see all the different sights in New
Zealand.

12.  Beingaround truck my whole life.
 Knowing lot of truck drivers.
 Knowing bosses of transport companys.

13.  My mum’s boss.
 My dad’s Boss
 My dad (Truck Driver)
 Turners And Growers & Booths Transport
Drivers.