CPC DIRECT BREAKING NEWS FOR DRIVERS AND OPERATORS


Claim tax relief for your job expenses:

You might be able to claim tax relief if:you use your own money for things that you must buy for your jobyou only use these things for your work



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The Highway Code changes for 2022:

Changes to the Highway Code will mean drivers need to give way to pedestrians at a junction, while cyclists must give way to people using a shared-use cycle track




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£20 million to improve roadside facilities for HGV drivers

Heavy goods vehicle drivers to benefit from £20 million of funding for better roadside facilities.




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Become a qualified dangerous goods (ADR) vehicle driver

To become a dangerous goods (ADR) vehicle driver you need to:train and pass exams to get an ADR driver card
complete any additional training you need depending on what dangerous goods you want to carry

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International road haulage: HGV driver documents

Check which documents you need to carry if you're the driver or a passenger in a lorry or other heavy goods vehicle (HGV) that crosses international borders.



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When to take training

Your Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) qualification lasts for 5 years. To keep your Driver CPC you need to do 35 hours of training before your 5-year deadline.

The deadline to do your training is shown on your card.It’s up to you when you take the training courses, as long as you do them within the 5-year period.

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EU Drivers’ Hours Rules changes from
20 August 2020

A number of changesaffecting Drivers’ Hours Rules and tachographs have come into force throughRegulation (EU) 2020/0154. Here are some highlights.

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Drivers Hours Relaxed

In response to unprecedented pressures on local and national supply chains, the Department for Transport has pursuant to Article 14(2) of Regulation (EC) No 561/2006, introduced a temporary and limited urgent relaxation of the enforcement of EU drivers’ hours rules in England, Scotland and Wales. It has also introduced a temporary and limited urgent relaxation of the enforcement of GB drivers’ hours rules in England, Scotland and Wales.

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D4 Medicals Suspended

Normally an application to renew a lorry or bus licence at age 45 or over must include a medical examination report (D4) which is signed by a doctor. However, NHS doctors cannot carry out these examinations so lorry and bus drivers are currently unable to obtain D4 medical reports required to support their application.



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Permit Scheme News

This button will take you to the Gov.uk web site for the new permits scheme being introduced for London.

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