Last year we asked which vans ruled the road — and drivers had strong opinions. Now 2025 is showing its full picture. The Sprinter still leads on reliability, the Transit holds its ground as the ultimate workhorse, and electric vans finally stopped being a future idea. But something's shifting. New models are already flashing their headlights for 2026. Here's the full breakdown — no brochure promises, just what actually matters after 150 stops a day in UK weather.

Delivery driver beside a van on a wet road in rainy UK conditions. There are days in the UK when you step outside in the morning, the rain is coming sideways, the wind is yanking at the van doors, and an hour later it is brighter and 'it is not that bad, really'. The problem is that a van driver's work does not happen in theory - it happens in real life. Multi-drop will not wait for the weather to 'make up its mind'. And that means one thing: on days when conditions are worse

Welcoming 2026 together — the MBL Logistics fleet ready for the road. The New Year is not just a change of date on the calendar. It’s a moment when we briefly switch off the engine, step out of the van, take a sip of coffee… and look back. Because the delivery driver job is more than just work. The past year was intense. Long routes, tight delivery windows, traffic jams appearing out of nowhere, and days when everything had to line up perfectly, down to the minute. And you k

A delivery driver reviewing her route — real day-to-day work combines driving, movement and smart use of technology. The end of the year is a moment when many of us catch ourselves thinking the same thing: “Do I really want to keep doing what I’m doing?” If you work in a warehouse, on a production line, in hospitality or in an office, there is a good chance that you are more and more often looking at ads like: “delivery driver job in the UK”, “van driver job”, “courier – high