Home  :  Company Profile  :  Driver CPC News  :  Contact

   Driver CPC News

12-10-2017
  Agricultural tractors "likely" to require an O-licence
22-09-2017
  Drivers’ hours: changes to fines for commercial drivers
21-07-2015
  DVSA To Target Operrators Who Do Not Give Open Access To Data
20-07-2015
  Department for Transport to Introduce Fixed Penalties for Historic Offences
04-04-2014
  DVSA: The merge of the DVLA and DSA

Driver CPC Under Review

The RHA (Road Haulage Association) will be surveying members for their views on DCPC over the next two months, to highlight the industry’s experience of DCPC – good and bad; and to point to how the industry and regulators might approach the second five-year period, starting in autumn 2014. Comments are welcome at policy@rha.uk.net

Also, it has been confirmed that the way the Directive has been implemented is to be reviewed by the European Commission, following evidence of complaints and inefficiencies across the EU.

Meanwhile, the DfT has confirmed to the RHA that, in its view, UK regulations implementing the DCPC Directive mean that all mechanics taking HGVs to test are covered by the DCPC requirements and that this is considered proportionate. We had objected to this gold-plating, and of five other members states we know about, only Belgium takes a similar view. Germany, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Finland have no such requirement.

The DfT and Driving Standards Agency has published guidance to clarify who is covered by UK law implementing the Driver CPC Directive. The guidance is HERE.
Source: RHA (Road Haulage Association)

Story By: Derek Broomfield

Date : 18-04-2013

 © NovaData Ltd
Web Design By Pure Energy     Powered By SiteWise