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Return loads: Scarborough to Hemel Hempstead

Live loads, distance, drive time and typical rates for the ScarboroughHemel Hempstead lane. Free to browse, free to contact — no membership.

218 mi
Road distance (approx.)
4 hr 44 min
Typical HGV drive time
£501£676
Typical artic rate band

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Typical rates by vehicle

Estimated market rate bands for 218 miles, based on typical UK cost-per-mile by vehicle class. Actual rates depend on fuel, timing, load type and backload availability.

VehicleTypical rateMax payloadPallets
Small van£185£2620.8t2
Luton / 3.5t£218£3161.2t4
7.5 tonne£294£4032.8t10
18 tonne£371£5019.5t14
26 tonne£425£56715.5t18
Artic / 44 tonne£501£67627.0t26

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Scarborough to Hemel Hempstead — FAQs

How far is Scarborough to Hemel Hempstead by road?

Scarborough to Hemel Hempstead is approximately 218 miles by road, with a typical HGV drive time of around 4 hr 44 min, depending on route and traffic.

What is a typical haulage rate from Scarborough to Hemel Hempstead?

For a full artic load, typical rates on this lane are in the region of £501–£676. Rates vary with fuel prices, load type, timing and backload availability. Use these figures as guidance, not a quote.

How do I find a backload from Scarborough to Hemel Hempstead?

Browse the live loads on this page, or post your empty vehicle's availability by listing your company free in the Loadmarket directory. Unlike traditional exchanges, Loadmarket charges no membership fee and no commission.

Why do return loads pay less than outbound loads?

A return load fills a journey the vehicle was making anyway, so carriers can accept a lower rate and still improve overall profitability. Shippers get cheaper transport; hauliers cut empty running — typically 25–30% of UK HGV miles are run empty.