The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency has updated its guidance for those seeking to provide dangerous goods driver training. Updates include changes to application forms and fee structures for training providers. New checklists for audits and instructor qualifications have been added to the guidance. Remote training and exam delivery processes have been revised and clarified in the latest updates. Training providers must ensure they meet all updated requirements to avoid application refusals.
Why it matters for your car
Drivers need to ensure their training providers are up-to-date to maintain compliance with dangerous goods transportation regulations.
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Source: DVSA on GOV.UK – read the full story.
