Anyone looking to make some extra money on their long journey can register their interest online
You can now get paid £500 to testing out motorway service stations in the UK. Scrap Car Comparison is opening up a new ‘Service Station Tester’ role for one person to take on the job of testing out the busiest and best service stations to give a full account of their experience.
Facilities that would need to be tested include the number of chargers there are and how busy they are. As well as the overall cleanliness, business and range of other facilities on offer. In terms of job requirements, Scrap Car Comparison says candidates must be aged 18 and over, able to get themselves to and from each service station and must hold a full, clean UK driving license. They should also show strong enthusiasm for service stations.
David Kottuan, operations manager at Scrap Car Comparison said: “Service stations are an essential part of safe travel on the motorway, from offering us a place to rest if we’re tired from driving, to providing somewhere to complete essential maintenance such as refuelling or inflating tyres to help keep our journeys running smoothly and safely.
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