Periodic training that does not slip
Drivers normally need 35 hours of periodic training in each five year cycle. A tracker shows who is on course, who is close to the deadline, and who needs to be booked.
Licence and induction checks
Regular driving licence checks, tachograph card validity and a proper induction record all sit in the same system, so the file you show an examiner is complete.
What good support includes
- Driver CPC hours tracker for every driver
- Driving licence and digital tachograph card checks
- Induction and toolbox talk records
- Reminders before anything expires
- Advice on approved training centres
General information only. Operator licensing rules are set by the Office of the Traffic Commissioner and DVSA and can change. Always check the current guidance on GOV.UK. Nothing here is legal advice.
Common questions
Who delivers Driver CPC training?
Training must be delivered by an approved centre. Training providers on the network deliver it, and compliance members help you track and plan around your rota.
How often should licences be checked?
That depends on your risk profile and insurer requirements. Many operators check at least every six months, and more often for drivers with endorsements.
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