Recurring van-sized delivery routes for small and medium businesses. Same driver, no contract, instant pricing.
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A rough guide to the total time for loading and unloading.
Every move is different. Stairs, parking and big or awkward items all add time. If unsure, round up.
Extra loading and unloading time is charged by the hour.
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Florist and food delivery is one of the highest-volume regular booking categories. Wedding florists with Saturday morning runs from studio to venue, bakeries supplying weekly café orders, mobile caterers moving kit between events. All share the same basic requirement: a recurring route at a predictable time.
The booking works the same as any single job. Postcodes in, van size selected, loading time estimated. For a florist running Saturday weddings, the same route can run every weekend for a season. Rebook the same driver via their profile and the operation stays consistent. For temperature-sensitive food, flag any refrigeration needs in the booking notes. Some drivers carry refrigerated kit and the notes help identify them.
Retail stock transfers can be scheduled or as-needed. A weekly warehouse-to-branch transfer, a one-off stock-in for a pop-up window, a daily fulfilment run to a courier hub. The size of the job varies but the booking model stays the same.
A Luton handles most full-stock runs. A large van suits boutique-volume top-ups. Multi-stop bookings cover the full loop: collect from the warehouse, drop at branch one, pick up returns, then on to branch two. Loading bay rules and pedestrianised access vary by location; flag access notes in the booking and the driver plans around them. Regular routes get efficient quickly once the driver knows the addresses.
Trade and equipment runs cover a broad mix of small-business work. A contractor moving tools between sites, a small manufacturer delivering to a regular client, a trade supplier topping up stock at a builder's merchant. Volume varies but the model is consistent: hourly rate multiplied by route time and loading.
The platform works well for trade businesses that do not want fleet or contracts. Each job is booked and paid individually. Rebooking the same driver via their profile keeps repeat work consistent and the driver learns the route and access points quickly. For sporadic large deliveries, single bookings work fine. For more regular work, profile-based rebooking creates the consistency of a contract without signing one.
Yes. Each booking is individual, no contract required. To keep the same driver across a weekly or daily route, rebook them through their permanent profile after the first job. The second and third bookings stay with them and the route stays consistent.
Florists and food producers running regular supply routes, independent retailers moving stock between branches, tradespeople and equipment suppliers, small manufacturers with regular client deliveries, mobile caterers and event companies. Any business running a recurring van-sized route.
Same as any booking. Driver's hourly rate multiplied by route time and loading time. Recurring routes have predictable pricing because the route doesn't change. Booking the same driver each time keeps the rate consistent.
Yes. Every driver has a permanent profile and bookings page. Once you've worked with a driver you trust, rebook them directly through their profile. Most drivers happily take on regular work from clients they know.
Florists and small food suppliers usually work in medium or large vans. Bulkier items need a Luton. Pick the size that fits a typical job and you can switch sizes between bookings if some runs are bigger than others.
Yes. Same-day bookings run alongside scheduled ones. Many businesses combine both: a regular weekly run plus occasional urgent same-day jobs. Same driver where possible.
Yes. Multi-stop bookings work well for business runs. Pick up from your supplier, drop at your premises, pick up from your premises, drop at your customer. All in one route.
20% deposit to secure each booking when you confirm, the remaining balance is settled on completion. Business invoicing available. Flag the requirement in the booking notes.
Regular delivery routes run across the UK through the same driver network as every other TVMC service. Coverage is densest in the major cities: London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds, Sheffield, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, Cardiff and Newcastle. Market towns and rural areas are covered wherever drivers are based locally.
The most common sectors on the platform are florists running weekly or weekend event routes, food producers supplying restaurants and cafés, independent retailers transferring stock between branches and pop-up windows, and tradespeople running tool and equipment routes between sites. Exhibition and event companies, mobile caterers and small manufacturers with regular client deliveries all use the same model.
Route types vary. Most are simple pickup-and-drop runs: supplier to business, or business to customer. Multi-stop loops are common for retail, collecting from a warehouse and dropping at two or three branches. Out-and-back routes work well for caterers and event companies running kit to and from venues.
The platform suits businesses that want a reliable driver without a contract. Each booking is individual. The same driver is rebookable through their permanent profile. Local food producers, craft suppliers, market-town independent retailers and rural tradespeople all use the platform the same way: book a run, pay on completion, rebook the same driver for the next one.
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