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Two thirds of drivers have not done CPC training, says survey
A survey of agency LGV drivers has revealed that nearly two-thirds have yet to do any training to meet the 2014 deadline for mandatory CPC driver accreditation.
The poll of 1,000 drivers by … more
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Fuel rises tarnish Eddie Stobart performance
A quarter of the revenue increase at Eddie Stobart in the past year was down to the increasing cost of fuel being passed on to customers.
But the rise in rates did not off-set all cost pressures, and … more
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UK facing looming driver shortage
The UK is facing a looming LGV driver shortage with the need to be CPC accredited by September 2014, and and a relatively old workforce, creating very real risks to recovery.
A new report from Skills … more
Transport Law Blog
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Are faulty driver cards an early warning about the EC's next generation of digital tachographs?
They’re hard at it in Brussels, designing the all-singing, all-dancing tamper proof digital tachograph, due to go live around 2017-18. Shame about the recent massive problem with … more
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High noon
Why has it taken so long to sort out the scrap over trailer height? For more than a year the European Commission and a handful of member states, including the UK, have locked horns over a proposal to … more
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TTC increase range of REMY starters and alternators to keep up with demand
TTC, the UK's leading aftermarket supplier for commercial vehicle components has seen the partnership with industry leader Remy Automotive go from strength to strength since launching its starter and … more