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I recommend downloading our checklist and doing a bit of research. Otherwise you can read all about us here on the website, use our price calculator and book directly!

Get more eyes on the trucks and on the offer – what does the price include, and what are the extra fees (are they hidden?) Get parents and former graduates to look it over, and maybe ask if you can talk to or message a driver.

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Be in good time and make sure everything is clear to the whole class, so none of your classmates are in any doubt about what has been ordered and paid for.

Well, the best advice is to book with us, because we have the best trucks and drivers, ready to take you wherever you want to go.

The joy of the young people and their families. It’s so fantastic to know you’re helping to give them an experience for life!

You are part of the young people’s most special day, and – quite uniquely – we are with them all day, so you build a positive and festive relationship. It’s life-affirming, and you feel young again yourself.

Helping to make a good day where parents can safely leave the responsibility to me

It’s great to be part of the team that gives the graduates the best party on wheels👍

Helping to create the setting for the celebration. Meeting happy, forward-looking people with dreams and ambitions.

For me, the best thing about driving graduates is the experience with the graduates and their parents, and the class community you quickly become part of as a driver.

Tyres, lights, oil and, of course, that the sound system works!

On the first day I go through the truck: the first aid kit, cleaning supplies, the sound system (important), the lights on the truck and the truck bed. I check the bars and test the stripper pole myself! I go over the stairs and railings, and finally the horn! Before every drive I check that the truck is 100% clean inside, the sound system, and that my clothes are festive enough.

The safety side, then oil and water😂

Safety, the sound system is at max and everyone is on board🙏

That everything to do with safety is spot on! The truck is 100 percent in order, and the speakers can of course blow the fur off your family’s guinea pig when we roll down the street.

I always check that my truck runs as it should, that it’s clean and that the music works.

I talk to the student at a stop, explain that I know it’s not the student cap that’s pressing after a few hours on the truck, and remind them that we need to remember the few rules we have.

It varies a lot. Is it repeated silliness, is the safety of that person or others at risk, do the others feel unsafe? 9 times out of 10 it can be sorted out with a chat and a twinkle in the eye!

I tell them off, and if it happens again it’s thanks for today – though that has never happened in the 5 years I’ve been driving

I make sure they understand that the rules are there so everyone gets a safe and good party - otherwise it’s off and walk.😀

Everyone deserves one more chance. Both in life and on the back of the student truck. But if you don’t get the message and break the rules several times or create an uneasy or unsafe atmosphere… then the drive stops for you.

I’ll always have a chat with the student about what’s going on, and if needed help them understand that the rules have to be followed and that it’s no joke.

Several days with the same class can be something really special! The chemistry has built up after the first day, and there’s room for more fun and cheek on day 2 and 3!

It’s really special! You always get close to each other, which makes the second day more personal.

Several days are better – you build something up, and the second day is always more fun

A class driving over several days can be the best trip, because then there’s plenty of time for proper visits to each other... and it also sounds a notch more hardcore😉

They can be the best days! You get to know each other a bit better. It also means that if there are many of you in the class, we can make sure there’s enough time at the stops.

It’s always really cosy being the driver for a class on a multi-day drive, because time isn’t as tight; you can take a little detour or an extra stop if the class feels like it.

Pretzel sticks, sausage rolls, pizza rolls and whistles!

Whistles!

Rasmus Seebach

The driver does NOT miss more strawberries dipped in chocolate or rocking rides in traffic, but does miss all the happy graduates🥲

This year’s “summer BANGER”. We’ve heard it, and we don’t need to hear it again.

The driver doesn’t miss a whistle.

Presence – being the adult who looks after the young people all day. Keeping an overview and handing a bottle of water to those who are feeling the pressure a bit.

Smiling, positive, on top of safety without playing police, and solution-minded (loves a party)

Presence, and being able to keep a cool head – they are drunk young people after all

Someone who keeps an eye on safety and time, tries to meet the graduates’ wishes and just makes sure it’s the best party on wheels🤩

Calm, trust in the young graduates, a sense of responsibility, being available and approachable. All seasoned with a good dose of humour.

The best driver in the world is one who makes sure the truck arrives on time and helps the graduates have the best day in the world.

YES! You can feel whether the class is buzzing or whether they are feeling the pressure! When they jump, the drivers sit in the cab and bounce too. SO if the class jumps in time, the driver can easily hit the roof!

YES! Especially if they jump in time at the back (but that’s a secret)

Very much so, and I advise against it while driving, because hard braking can cause injuries from falls – it can be let loose when we are standing still

The driver can feel the mood and the jumping on the truck bed, and especially enjoys it when it’s just a bit in time with the music😁

YES!

Can we feel the graduates jumping? YESSS!! We can, and the more the better, thanks.

Our route plans are usually very accurate. But should a class want to leave a stop sooner, they can use the time in a cornfield or spend more time at a stop with a pool.

Talk to the driver. Maybe he or she will find a festive route, make a spontaneous stop and set up a game!

You aren’t if you’re a good driver – it gets adjusted at every stop, and changes are agreed with the contact person.

If you’re ahead of schedule, you can hold a competition or stop at the grocer’s, as long as you don’t fall behind.

Use the time sensibly, so you don’t arrive at the last stop with time to spare. We stick to the plan, so you get the most out of your booking.

If you’re ahead of schedule, well, then we just take a detour or two, preferably through towns where there are people to smile, wave and say hello to.

I’ll agree to a hug. Kisses you can share with each other!

NO! Not while driving!

No.

Of course you can give the driver a kiss on the cheek, if he or she has earned it😘

Your driver respects you and looks after you. That one you’ll have to take up with your driver.

Yes, of course you can.