Self-Employed Driver Jobs
Genuine self-employed driving work on both sides of one platform: van drivers earn £36-£49.50 an hour and recovery truck drivers £200-£300 a day, keeping 90% of every fare. You choose every job, you set your own hours, and nobody sets a rota for you. Being your own boss also means handling your own tax - we are upfront about that too.
What self-employed drivers earn
| Job | You earn |
|---|---|
| Small van (per hour, 2-hour minimum) | £36/hr |
| SWB or MWB van | £40.50/hr |
| LWB van | £45/hr |
| Luton van | £49.50/hr |
| Recovery job, guaranteed minimum | £55 |
| Typical recovery day (own truck) | £200-£300 |
| Weekend and evening bookings | 1.3x |
| Recovery night callout (11pm-7am) | 1.5x |
Van rates are the driver's 90% share with a 2-hour minimum per booking, and tips go to you in full. Figures are gross self-employed income: fuel, insurance and vehicle costs come out of them, and you pay your own tax through self-assessment - those running costs are deductible business expenses.
What you need to get started
Vans and trucks we dispatch
How it works
Frequently asked questions
Ready to start earning?
Apply in 5 minutes. No joining fee, no monthly fee - TowManVan takes a small commission per completed job and you keep the rest.
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