In Episode 10 of the Moving from A to B Podcast, Jack and Roger dive into everything that made May a standout month at Engineius. From our first-ever driver meet-up in London to some of the most unusual vehicle moves, including a £160k Porsche Taycan and an 18mph electric runaround - there’s plenty to catch up on.

We also cover key reminders and updates for our driver community, including why it’s vital to stay sharp during vehicle inspections (especially with certain electric brands), and the importance of staying professional when giving feedback on the vehicles you move.

On top of that, we touch on how Engineius is working to enhance both driver and customer satisfaction, plus a current customer tender for a major dealership group.

As always, we crown our Hero of the Month, tackle an e-bike question about transport rules in London, and wrap it all up with your favourite vehicle stories.

In Episode 9, we kick off our new segment, Under the Hood, diving into customer insights, standout moments, and driver stories. We cover the new Do Not Disturb feature on the Portal, spotlight our Hero of the Week, and reveal the most expensive cars that we’ve moved. Plus, we talk about the most unusual vehicle delivered and announce a fun prize for the wildest driver story.

In this electrifying episode (like the pun…) of Moving from A to B, Jack and Roger dive into the world of electric vehicle movements, gathering insights from Drivers, Admin, and Operations to bring you a jam-packed and informative discussion.

We cover everything from range anxiety to admin procedures, charging policies, and top tips for EV movements. Whether you're a seasoned EV driver or just getting started, this episode has something for you!

🎧 Episode Highlights:
🔹 01:25 - Why we drive EVs
🔹 04:15 - What this podcast covers
🔹 04:52 - Range anxiety: Is it still a thing?
🔹 08:33 - Admin: Why they ask for further evidence
🔹 10:45 - EV evidence steps
🔹 13:21 - Submitting successful evidence & admin preferences
🔹 15:21 - Do you get paid for charging wait time?
🔹 16:32 - Overnight charging—what's allowed?
🔹 17:06 - Recommended chargers for receipts
🔹 18:03 - Top Tip Segment 🚀
🔹 27:33 - Driver Q&A: Tesla chargers, waiting times & more

Plug in and join the conversation - let’s power up your EV knowledge! ⚡🔋

🎙️ Listen now!

Jack and Roger continue their deep dive into daily operations in this engaging second part. Jack puts Roger in the hot seat to discuss job pricing and whether earning potential has been impacted. The episode ends with a rapid-fire Q&A session to cover even more ground.

Join Jack and Roger as they dive into the details of day-to-day operations. In this episode, they tackle questions about checklist order, why there are sometimes so many photo requests for a particular part and job combination pricing, providing insights to keep things running smoothly. A must-listen for anyone curious about the nuts and bolts of operational efficiency!

In the second half of our two-part conversation with Patrick, our Head of Assurance, Jack, and Roger discuss a range of key topics. This episode dives into trade plates, MoDel, giving passengers lifts, and speeding, offering valuable insights for drivers.

In this first of a two-part series, hosts Jack and Roger talk with Patrick Stanley, Head of Assurance at Engineius, about the challenges drivers face on the road. From insurance questions to dealing with the unexpected, such as accidents, damages or on-site issues, Patrick shares key insights to help drivers stay safe and prepared. Don’t miss this episode!

In Episode 3, Jack and Roger dive into questions submitted by the driver community, offering valuable answers and insights on the topics everyone’s been curious about. Here's the lineup of questions and discussions:

- 04:52 Clive B: Cancellation fees

- 10:15 John: Aborts, cancellations, and deflated tyres

- 13:00 Gavin I: Collection and drop-off windows vs. job details

- 23:17 Paul K: Handling conflicting driver notes—what to prioritise

- 30:34 (Unknown): Cleaning guidelines for vans

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