Overview
Gareth completed a three-day route with Juno, earning £370 while covering long-distance drives across England and Scotland.

His journey featured two carryovers and a mix of diesel and petrol vehicles, with smooth transitions supported by public transport options between jobs.

This route connected four distinct tasks into one efficient sequence — minimising downtime and keeping mileage productive.

Total Earnings: £370

Days: 3

Carryovers: 2

Vehicle Types: Diesel, Petrol

Total Tasks: 4

Day 1

🚆 Started the day with a bus, two trains, and a short walk (around 2 hrs 45 mins) to reach his first pickup in Stockport.

💡 “+ Transport Options” means there are multiple public transport routes available — handy if disruptions occur or you want to choose your preferred route.

🚙 Picked up a Diesel Renault from Northgate Stockport and drove 240 miles north to Northgate Stirling, completing a major long-haul leg.

🚶 Then took a walk, train, train connection (2 hrs) to Dalkeith for the next task.

🚗 Picked up a Volvo XC90 and drove 204 miles back home, completing Day 1 with two big vehicle transfers and seamless inter-city transitions.

Day 2

🚗 Left home early for a 32-mile drive to York for his first drop-off.

🚆 Switched between walking, bus, train, and another short walk (around 1 hr 30 mins) to reach Leeds East Airport.

🚙 Collected a Range Rover and drove 113 miles to Stoke-on-Trent, completing another long-distance delivery.

🚕 Took a 45-minute taxi to Middlewich, picked up another Vauxhall Movano, and drove 79 miles home, rounding off the second day with two more jobs.

Day 3

🚙 Completed the final carryover task, starting and finishing from home in Wakefield

This short final leg added the last bit of mileage for the week — a clean wrap-up with no long-distance travel required.

Results

✅ £370 earned across 3 days

✅ 4 tasks completed with 2 carryovers

✅ Cross-country route, including Scotland

✅ Optimised public transport and handovers

✅ No wasted time between tasks thanks to Juno’s planning

Summary
Juno connected Gareth’s multi-day, cross-region work into one efficient plan — combining northern and midlands jobs with logical public transport transitions and realistic time estimates.

By linking four jobs into a single route, Juno helped Gareth earn consistently each day, without the stress of piecing it all together manually.