'Gotta get that Nandos!' Deliveroo driver turns human sledge during UK snow chaos
A DELIVEROO driver has shown he has the stomach to work during freezing conditions, after he laid down on his FRONT and went headfirst down a snow-covered hill.
Hilarious moment Deliveroo driver belly slides down snowy road
The delivery worker is reported to have shouted “gotta get that Nandos delivered” before become a human sledge.
The footage was posted online by Twitter user @esmeyep yesterday, and shows the worker with a delivery box on his back.
A Deliveroo spokesperson told Express.co.uk the driver was not on a shift at the time and so was not in the process of making a delivery.
They added there are no plans to take disciplinary measures against the employee who was having a bit of a fun.
The hilarious video, which appears to have been filmed at Steep Hill in Lincoln, shows people standing at the top of the hill cheering the Deliveroo worker on.
People can be heard laughing from the behind the camera as the rider slides down the snowy slope.
The high-spirited delivery worker has been captured making the most of adverse weather that has caused travel chaos across the UK.
Hundreds of motorists were stuck in freezing conditions on the M80 in Scotland overnight.
One driver tweeted that she was stuck in her car on the M80 for more than 13 hours, while others were forced to sleep in their vehicles or abandon them completely.
Emergency services delivered fuel and water supplies to stranded drivers after the route between Glasgow and Stirling became gridlocked in two separate locations.
Huge tailbacks were caused after lorries became jack-knifed and accidents stopped the flow of traffic.
Parts of Scotland are under a “risk to life” red warning today meaning extreme weather is expected.
Roughly 200 people have been stuck at Glasgow Airport where all flights have been cancelled until at least 3pm.
The red warning of major disruption and potential risk to life will be in place until at least 10am.
The Siberian winds and snow causing havoc across the UK this week are continuing today, with schools expected to be closed and medical operations delayed.
Widespread travel disruption to motorists and commuters is expected across much of the country.
Drivers have also been stranded overnight in Lincolnshire overnight on the A52 between Boston and Skegness.
Snow ploughs have been unable to reach them.
More than 20 rail operators are running a reduced service across the UK.
National Rail is reporting mass disruption in the South East, Scotland, the North West and the South West.