HGV and warehouse staff in Hull
Hull is a port city on the Humber, at the end of the A63 and M62 and beside the A1033 to Saltend. We supply Class 1, Class 2 and van drivers, shunters and warehouse staff for port-side and Humber work.
Pin: Hull. Square: the Nalon office in Cleckheaton.
Hull is a port. Associated British Ports lists the docks and berths of the Port of Hull as Saltend Jetty No.1 and No.3, King George and Queen Elizabeth Docks, River Terminal 1, Alexandra Dock and its extension, Riverside Quay, and Albert and William Wright Docks. As well as containers, ferry travel and Ro-Ro, ABP says Hull handles forest products and a range of bulk commodities.
The road in is the A63. It continues east from the end of the M62 at junction 38 (North Cave) and runs into the city, where it is Clive Sullivan Way from Hessle and Castle Street beyond its junction with the A1079. ABP says the Port of Hull has dual carriageway road links to the M62 and to the M18 and M1.
East of the city the A1033 carries traffic to and from the Port of Hull and Saltend, and the dual carriageway between the A63 and the Salt End roundabout is a trunk road. Saltend Chemicals Park lies on the north bank of the Humber estuary just outside Hull’s eastern boundary. Hull is not in any of the charging Clean Air Zones that GOV.UK lists.
Roads and junctions around Hull
These are the roads that feed Hull and the Humber ports, with the junction numbers as they are signed.
- M62
- To junction 38 The motorway ends at junction 38 (North Cave). The A63 continues east from there, and a section between North Cave and Hull forms the eastward continuation of the M62.
- A63
- Clive Sullivan Way and Castle Street Runs into Hull from Hessle as Clive Sullivan Way. Beyond its junction with the A1079 for central Hull it is named Castle Street.
- A1033
- Hull to Saltend Links Hull with Withernsea and carries traffic to and from the Port of Hull and Saltend. The dual carriageway between the A63 and the Salt End roundabout is a trunk road.
- M180
- Junction 5, Barnetby The last junction of the M180 is signed for the A15 (Humber Bridge and Hull) and the A180 (Grimsby and Immingham).
- M62
- Junction 36, Goole Signed for Goole on the A614 and A161. Associated British Ports says the Port of Goole is less than two miles from the M62.
Freight and work near Hull
These are the places around Hull that generate lorry and warehouse work, taken from public sources. We do not name tenants.
Port of Hull
Docks on the north bank of the Humber
Associated British Ports lists its docks and berths, from Saltend Jetty No.1 and No.3 to Alexandra Dock and the Albert and William Wright Docks. Port work means trailers moved between quay and yard, and loads in and out of port-side units.
Saltend Chemicals Park
A1033, just outside Hull’s eastern boundary
A chemicals site on the north bank of the Humber estuary. Chemicals traffic can include dangerous goods, which call for an ADR card.
Stoneferry and Sutton Fields
North and east Hull
Stoneferry is an industrial area along the River Hull. Sutton Fields Industrial Estate, to its north, was established by Hull City Council in the 1970s.
Port of Goole
Less than two miles from the M62
Associated British Ports says the Port of Goole is less than two miles from the M62. A Hull-based driver reaches it by the A63 and the M62, leaving at junction 36.
Immingham and Grimsby
By the M180 and the A180
Associated British Ports says Immingham has road links from the M180 through to the M18 and M1, and that the M180 and A180 run to the dock entrance at Grimsby.
What we staff around Hull
Around Hull we staff Class 1 drivers and shunters for port and quayside work, Class 2 and van drivers for port-side distribution, ADR tanker drivers for bulk liquids, and forklift and reach truck drivers for the warehouse units. Shifts run days, nights, tramping and weekends, and a Hull-based driver can reach the M62, the M18 and the M1 from the A63.
Port work follows the vessels, so start times move. Tell us the site, the start time and the vehicle when you book. If you are a driver, tell us whether you will take nights and whether you hold an ADR card or have worked on a terminal.
Towns covered from Hull
We supply drivers and staff to Hull and the places around it, on both banks of the Humber. This is the area we cover from this page.
- Hull
- Hessle
- Anlaby
- Cottingham
- Beverley
- Hedon
- Preston
- Sutton-on-Hull
- Willerby
- Kirk Ella
- Brough
- Withernsea
- Barton-upon-Humber
- Goole
Questions about driver work in Hull
- Do lorries pay to cross the Humber Bridge?
Yes. The Humber Bridge is a tolled crossing, and its toll table has a category for vehicles with three axles or more over 7.5 tonnes. The bridge was due to move from toll booths to a free-flow system in January 2026, so check the operator’s current payment method before you travel.
- Which roads link the Port of Hull to the motorway network?
Associated British Ports says the Port of Hull has dual carriageway road links to the M62 and to the M18 and M1. The A63 forms the eastward continuation of the M62 from junction 38 to Hull.
- How do lorries reach Saltend from Hull?
By the A1033. Saltend is on the A1033 just outside Hull’s eastern boundary, and the dual carriageway from the A63 to the Salt End roundabout is a trunk road.
Book cover in Hull
Give us the site in or around Hull, the vehicle, the licence category, the start time and the shift length. We come back on who can cover it.