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ARTICLE · 15 SEPTEMBER 2009

Driver CPC Requirements For Goods Vehicles Commence This Month

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Driver CPC training will be a requirement for all large goods vehicle drivers from 10 September 2009. As of this date, drivers will need to have completed the necessary training in order to legally drive large goods vehicles for a living.

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Fiona Carter
Fiona Carter
Oliver Sweeney
Oliver Sweeney

Driver CPC training will be a requirement for all large goods vehicle drivers from 10 September 2009. As of this date, drivers will need to have completed the necessary training in order to legally drive large goods vehicles for a living.

The Driver CPC training, which has already been in place for bus and passenger vehicle drivers since 10 September 2008, is required due to a 2003 EC regulation. The intention is to 'professionalise' driving as a career, and to improve road safety and efficient use of fuel.

Many operators are already aware of these requirements, but it is important that operators take steps now to arrange for the appropriate training, and to ensure that they are not sending out unqualified drivers on the road after the 10 September.

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