It really depends on what your daughter is looking for. HGV driving can be a great career with good pay and benefits, but it can also be demanding and sometimes involve long hours. It's important to do some research on potential employers to find a good fit. As for safety, women are making strides in the industry and there are many female HGV drivers out there. Of course, safety is always a concern, but it's not limited to any one gender. I hope this helps and good luck to your daughter! Also, don't forget to check out https://newjobs4you.com/job-board/all-options for potential job opportunities.
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There are some good Youtube channels on HGV driving, eg KevTee and Raul689. I think it depends on whether it's just driving or also manhandling goods on/off, eg rollcages. Specialist trucks, eg nonhazardous tankers, might be good but I don't envy milk tanker drivers going to farms in early morning dark icy conditions.