Do you have to drive to work for royal mail

As a Royal Mail employee, you may not always need to drive to work, but it depends on the specific role and location. Here are some scenarios:

  1. Post Office Counters: If you work at a Post Office Counter, you'll likely need to use public transportation or walk/bike to get to work, as these locations are usually situated in urban areas with good public transportation links.
  2. Delivery Offices: If you work at a Delivery Office, you might need to drive to work, especially if the office is located in a rural area or has limited public transportation options. However, some Delivery Offices may be situated near public transportation hubs, making it possible to use buses or trains.
  3. Delivery Rounds: As a delivery driver, you'll typically need to drive a Royal Mail van to complete your delivery rounds. This might involve driving to various locations, such as residential areas, businesses, or postboxes.
  4. Sorting Offices: If you work at a Sorting Office, you might not need to drive to work, as these locations are usually situated near major transportation hubs or have good public transportation links.

To give you a better idea, here are some approximate percentages of Royal Mail employees who drive to work:

Keep in mind that these are rough estimates and may vary depending on the specific location and role. Royal Mail also offers various incentives and benefits to encourage employees to use alternative modes of transportation, such as public transportation, cycling, or carpooling.