21/08/2026
๐จ Looking for driving work Please be aware of recruitment scams.
Scammers can create fake websites, social media profiles and job adverts that look like genuine opportunities for drivers.
Knowing what to look out for can help you stay safe when searching for your next driving role.
๐ฉ Red flags can include:
โข Someone claiming to be a Driving Force recruiter from an unfamiliar or personal social media profile
โข A website using Driving Force branding or our logo but with an unusual or unfamiliar web address
โข A job advert asking you to pay money upfront
โข Requests for personal or financial information that don't feel right
โข Someone asking you to move the conversation to WhatsApp or another number you don't recognise
If something feels wrong, stop before you respond.
โ Don't send money
โ Don't share sensitive personal information
โ Don't click suspicious links
If you've seen a job, profile, website or message claiming to be from Driving Force and youโre not sure itโs genuine, contact your local Driving Force branch or your usual contact before doing anything else.
Weโre happy to help you check.
If you believe you have been affected by a recruitment scam, report it to the relevant platform and the appropriate authorities. If you've sent money, contact your bank as soon as possible, as they may be able to help.
Stay alert, trust your instincts and, if you're unsure, check with us first.