Phil Minney said “We love having drivers parking with us each


day, it gives us an opportunity to meet people from all walks of life. It’s particularly great when the football is on the TV and the drivers congregate in the cabin, there is a real sense of community. We have had amazing feedback from drivers which gives us motivation to continue investing in our parking area and facilities to ensure we are providing a top-class service.”


Access and pricing T e majority of drivers book their stay on the SNAP parking app, developed to alleviate the European parking shortage without having to develop new purpose-built HGV parking sites. T e service is currently used by over 185,000 truckers, and covers over 600,000 truck spaces across the United Kingdom and Europe. T e app allows real-time information on space availability,


and facilities available at the sites. Additionally, if a driver or fl eet operator is not a member of SNAP they can book in and pay directly by calling the offi ce. Longer term storage options are also available with weekly and


monthly permits available for frequent users at an agreed rate, while occasional users can pay on a per-night basis. Once the drivers have secured their booking, they simply need


to arrive at EFM, go into the reception area where they will be checked in and shown where to park and how to gain access to the available facilities.


Other services As well as providing secure parking for HGV drivers, the company also accepts parking requirements for trailers, cars, vans and plant machinery on a short or long-term basis, so drivers can feel secure in the knowledge that their property is on a site that is secure and manned on a 24/7 basis.


Find out more about the services that EFM Distribution can provide by calling 01604 763850, email info@efmdistribution.co.uk or visit www.efmdistribution.co.uk


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