Welcome to Truck Radio
TruckRadio.co.uk is the UK’s go to 24/7 radio station built by and for the road transport industry. Whether you’re hauling freight on the M6 or parked up at a truck stop, we’re right there with you—live, round the clock.
We deliver real-time travel updates straight from National Highways, keeping you informed and entertained on the move. We’re proudly partnered with the RHA (Road Haulage Association), standing shoulder to shoulder with the people who keep Britain moving.
Our audience? You—the drivers, the planners, the fleet managers, the mechanics, and the logistics teams. The 450,000+ registered HGVs on UK roads are more than just numbers; they’re the heartbeat of the nation, and TruckRadio.co.uk is your voice.
We’re not just on air; we’re on the ground. We were at the CV Show in April and RTX in June next up, catch us at the Barnard Castle Truck Show August Bank Holiday weekend.
Drop us a voice note or message via WhatsApp on 073 11 88 88 44.   Whether it’s a traffic tip, a shoutout, or a story from the road, we want to hear from you.
Truck Radio—powered by the people who drive the industry.
Why Listen to Truck Radio
TruckRadio.co.uk is a 24/7 station built just for professional drivers across the UK
Whether you’re behind the wheel of a Truck, Van, or Coach, it’s built for you.
We deliver real traffic news from our friends at the Highways Agency that actually matters to you. Driver-focused shows, the latest industry updates, and job opportunities on the road. Partnered with the RHA, the people in the know and has your business in mind.
You can be on the Radio from your cab via the Whatsapp number or you can be one of the team.  We’ll play your playlist. It’s your radio station talking your language.
We’ll be live from Truck Shows to Parliament, from Truck Racing to Truck Stops.
Truck Radio is your go-to station for everything that keeps the wheels turning throughout the UK. Plus, it’s easy to stay connected — Listen Online, On the App, On your Radio, or just ask Alexa to play Truck Radio.
