20 19 British immigrant truck

The gap of heavy freight drivers in Britain is as high as 6.5438 million. Drivers in this country are unwilling to drive trucks even if they have a driver's license, which has attracted the attention of many netizens. Old drivers in Britain are retiring, and young drivers have changed their minds and are unwilling to join the truck industry. For many young people, driving a truck means working long hours, and this kind of work is lonely and has no benefit to society, so they can only live on the road all day.

In addition to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, the COVID-19 epidemic in 2020 also had a great impact on this industry, because the main job of these big truck drivers is to transport goods from one country to another. However, due to the epidemic situation in COVID-19, this road is very difficult, so many drivers failed this assessment. Since Britain voted to leave the EU, more than 20,000 drivers have returned to their European countries and will not return to the UK.

Many netizens in the affected industries said that there are often long queues outside gas stations in Britain. There is no way to transport the oil to the gas station because of the lack of truck drivers. Experienced drivers retire, and inexperienced drivers are not qualified to transport oil, so oil presents panic buying. In addition, the shopping shelves in supermarkets have been emptied by customers, because even the workers in the food processing field in supermarkets are in short supply.

On the contrary, Britain's withdrawal from the EU has a very obvious impact on Britain. The reason why Britain chose Britain to leave the EU is to restrict immigration. I don't want foreigners to compete with the British for jobs, but Britain's withdrawal from the EU only pushes Britain to the opposite position. After Britain's exit from the European Union, there were indeed no foreigners competing with the British for jobs, but relatively speaking, the British also lost a lot of labor, so today's Britain still has to wait for foreigners to save it. However, this phenomenon has not been alleviated, because many drivers feel that it is not worthwhile to spend such a long time running for Britain.