Drug Policy
We operate a Prevent, Pursue, Protect policy. This means, Prevent illegal drugs getting onto the site, Pursue anyone suspected of supplying illegal drugs, Protect the festival goers.
Truck Festival has a zero tolerance drugs policy. Any illegal drugs will be confiscated and the police may decide to prosecute. New psychoactive substances, Poppers and Nitrous Oxide are also strictly prohibited and may result in ejection from the event. Searches are a condition of entry to the festival.
We really want all our festival goers to stay safe at this year’s festival. Please don’t take any risks. You can find out all the latest information on legal highs at www.whynotfindout.org
For more information about how to stay safe head to www.talktofrank.com
If you or any of your friends are feeling unwell you can visit our on-site welfare team who will be able to help you.
Not technically prohibited. However, they don’t tend to fare well after 3 days in a field! Don’t bring anything that you can’t afford to lose!
Pyrotechnics
As of Monday 3rd of April 2017, changes in legislation under the policing and crime act 2017 mean that anyone found guilty of possessing pyrotechnics (flares, fireworks, smoke bombs etc) at a music festival could face up to 3 months in prison. Please do not bring them to the festival under any circumstances.
Personal Safety
Event stewards are here to help you. Don’t be worried about asking for help in any situation, whether it’s asking for directions or to report something or someone you’re worried about. We have on site 24/7 security and stewards who are there for your protection. They’re there watching over things so that everyone can enjoy the festival as much as possible.
Emergencies
There are hundreds of security, stewards and staff on duty, all of which wear our event tabards. Locate a member of staff for any emergencies, who will be able to assist, or locate the correct assistance. If a serious or life-threatening crime is being committed, please contact a member of staff or police officer immediately. If in the unlikely event you can’t find someone, please call 999.