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Old 4th November 2008, 22:15
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Who will pay for this 'training' too ?
That's why they aren't letting on . . .
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Old 5th November 2008, 11:23
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well if you are working [driiving]for a reputable firm, the company should pay.but at the end of the day,the responsibility is yours.yes your traffic manager should know all about these rules now.if not he is either in the wrong job or burying his head in the sand.2014 not so far away.it is your liveiliehood.

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Old 6th November 2008, 17:01
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any thoughts on the c.p.c being brought in next year for drivers.h.g.v ,present holders have five years to attain c.p.c.you have to complete thirty five hours of training ,either in one block,or in block of x amount of hours.either practical or classroom based.new drivers will have it intergrated ino their driver training.it is up to the driver to sort the training out,their is no rules saying the company must sort training out,or pay.after 2014 if drivers have not attained the c.p.c,you dont drive.does any one think driver training is going too far[talk about over qualified] i am glad i,m out of it now.h.g.v. expires 2012.definately no renewal.
At what age do we "officially" lose it? Licence that is lol. Grandad.
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Old 6th November 2008, 17:05
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This is the first Iv'e heard of this stupidity, I packed in going to sea because of the lunatics running the asylum and now I find they are to be let loose on the road transport sector which is my other type of employement. I think I will claim to speak no English and become an illegal immigrant, wont need to work for a living then !!
As one old salt to another, ahoy there,lol.Me too. Grandad.
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Old 6th November 2008, 19:59
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At what age do we "officially" lose it? Licence that is lol. Grandad.
when you reach 65,you have to renew it yearly.[medical yearly].i suppose as long as you pass your medical and prove you can handle an h.g.v safely,you could still be driving when you get your text via your hands free cab phone,from the queen on your 100th.sitting outside an r.d.c waiting to get tipped.don,t forget your c.p.c

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Old 12th November 2008, 22:37
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i think the cpc will be squashed i am coach driver and if they want to get more people on public transport they not going to succed they be no coach drivers or bus drivers new or old it will kill our industry not sure how you works out with you truckers i think you will suffer like we will
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Old 13th November 2008, 00:59
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I heard tonight that the first hint of sanity ever is coming out of Brussels, ie. shops can now sell misshapen vegetables and fruit. All we can pray for is that they see sense in other areas like this crazy idea of all commercial drivers holding a cpc. They did this when I was at sea and all it did was to give people a bit of paper for the desk wallahs to take away from you if things went **** up, it never prevented the catastrophies and never will.
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Old 13th November 2008, 08:45
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i think the cpc will be squashed i am coach driver and if they want to get more people on public transport they not going to succed they be no coach drivers or bus drivers new or old it will kill our industry not sure how you works out with you truckers i think you will suffer like we will
the countdown for coach driver c.p.c actualy started this year [a year before h.g.v.] so it is actualy e.u law now.i cant understand how the firm you work for have not informed you .
started 10-9-08.

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Old 13th November 2008, 18:08
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we know its law and we have been told what i trying to say its another nail in the coffin for the passenger industry it will kill our job no one will come into more cost paying for cpc pcv test and lessons
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Old 13th November 2008, 21:03
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sorry about that misunderstanding. just one big money maker.
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