CPC another nail

[Lee Winger]

In the coffin

 

Driver CPC for bus, coach and lorry drivers

 

 

Please Note:

 

Any lorry of 3.5 tons and upwards and minibuses with 9 seats or more are covered by Driver CPC.

[Yorkshireman]

professional = main duties employed as ?

 

"drive these vehicles for a living".

 

 

Yet more EU Babble , I cant wait to see the French reaction

Edited May 21, 2009 by Yorkshireman

[josharb87]

FFS

 

35 hours=a week off work, no doubt paying £100 - £200 per day for the training

 

its the DVLA targeting those who will HAVE to do it to keep their lively hood, much like the police only targeting the law abiding

 

looking like NZ, Aus, or USA will be having one more resident sooner than expected at this rate

[Mesterh]

So every single person driving a transit sized truck for a living will need one?

 

I didnt read this (you didnt see me, RIGHT!)...ignorance is bliss

[Lee Winger]

Its EU directive, they have this CPC BS in France already, spoke to a froggy a few days ago, trailers chippers anything over 750kg has to be registerd and insured too

[Lee Winger]

So every single person driving a transit sized truck for a living will need one?

 

 

Correct

[Mesterh]

I doubt they have got enough instructors/examiners to get everyone sorted before the deadline, wonder how many £millions it will bring in:001_tt1:

[Lee Winger]

 

looking like NZ, Aus, or USA will be having one more resident sooner than expected at this rate

 

 

The world is stuffed mate bro-inlaw moved to Oz hes had a license since late 80's had to take a test to drive a 3.5 ton truck............

[Yorkshireman]

Oh euro land .......what a joyful place

[Johny Walker]

so that includes not just people who drive for a living but those who drive as part off there job ?? ie professional drivers doing haulage work etc & poeple that have drive site to do there job ie tree surgeons ??