What is the normal maximum daily driving time, 16.5 metres, Ensure legal compliance, 9 hours, 40 tonnes, How many times per week can daily driving be extended, 18 tonnes, Where vehicles are normally parked, Identify workplace risks, Twice per week, What is the extended daily driving limit, Good repute financial standing professional competence operating centre, Walkaround check, After 6 periods, 10 hours, What is the maximum weekly driving time, Identify workplace risks, 56 hours, 45 minutes, Safe systems of work, What is the maximum driving time over two weeks, Transport Manager, 44 tonnes, 90 hours, Operator licence disc, After how much driving must a break be taken, Transport Manager, DVSA, 4.5 hours, 15 months, How long must the break be after 4.5 hours driving, Reduction in authorised vehicles, 45 minutes, Before the end of the third week, 2 years, How can a 45 minute break be split, 15 minutes then 30 minutes, Safe systems of work, The reduction must be compensated, Check vehicle condition and safety, What is the normal daily rest period, Hire or reward in the UK, 12 metres, The reduction must be compensated, 11 hours, What is the reduced daily rest period, Where vehicles are normally parked, 3, 28 days, 9 hours, How many reduced daily rests are allowed between weekly rests, 3, Operator licence disc, Carry own goods only, Analogue and digital, What is the normal weekly rest period, Overloading, 2.55 metres, DVSA, 45 hours, What is the reduced weekly rest period, Record repair, After 6 periods, Driver, 24 hours, After how many 24 hour periods must weekly rest begin, After 6 periods, Serious criminal offence, 90 hours, 32 tonnes, What must happen if weekly rest is reduced, 44 tonnes, After 6 periods, Defect report, The reduction must be compensated, By when must reduced weekly rest be compensated, The reduction must be compensated, Tachograph records, Before the end of the third week, DVSA, What is the maximum weekly working time, It must not be used until the defect is fixed, Suitable parking and facilities, 4.5 hours, 60 hours, What is the maximum average weekly working time, Hire or reward in the UK, 48 hours, 45 minutes, 18 tonnes, What break is required if working between 6 and 9 hours, 45 hours, 15 minutes then 30 minutes, Licence removed completely, 30 minutes, What break is required if working more than 9 hours, 15 months, It must not be used until the defect is fixed, 44 tonnes, 45 minutes, How long must working time records be kept, Safe and legal operations, 2 years, 32 tonnes, Transport Manager, How many hours of Driver CPC training are required, 30 minutes, 35 hours, The reduction must be compensated, 45 minutes, Over what period must Driver CPC training be completed, 5 years, Show authorised vehicle use, 2.55 metres, Every 4 to 6 weeks, Who grants operator licences in the UK, 24 hours, Operator, After 6 periods, Traffic Commissioner, What are the three types of operator licence, Health and Safety at Work Act, Driver card, Planned safety inspection, Restricted Standard National Standard International, What does a Restricted licence allow, Carry own goods only, 12 metres, Driver card, International hire or reward, What does a Standard National licence allow, Operator, Carry own goods only, Hire or reward in the UK, Licence removed completely, What does a Standard International licence allow, Driving licences and hours compliance, International hire or reward, Sufficient funds to maintain vehicles, Transport Manager, Who must hold professional competence on a standard licence, Transport Manager, Driving licences and hours compliance, 45 hours, Operator and Transport Manager, What must operators prove before a licence is granted, Maintenance records, 11 hours, Check vehicle condition and safety, Good repute financial standing professional competence operating centre, What is financial standing, Sufficient funds to maintain vehicles, Analogue and digital, 32 tonnes, Hours licences and conduct, What is an operating centre, Operator and Transport Manager, 4.95 metres, Where vehicles are normally parked, DVSA, What must be advertised when applying for a licence, Operating centre in a newspaper, Hours licences and conduct, Show authorised vehicle use, Restricted Standard National Standard International, How often must an operator licence be renewed, Health and Safety at Work Act, Every 5 years, The reduction must be compensated, Transport Manager, What can the Traffic Commissioner do for serious offences, 2.55 metres, Training and safe equipment, Operator, Suspend revoke or curtail a licence, What is licence curtailment, Where vehicles are normally parked, 26 tonnes, 56 hours, Reduction in authorised vehicles, What is licence revocation, Operating centre in a newspaper, 15 months, Reduction in authorised vehicles, Licence removed completely, Who enforces commercial vehicle rules in the UK, DVSA, Remove excess load, Serious criminal offence, Defect report, What must drivers complete before driving, Hours licences and conduct, Walkaround check, Safe and legal operations, Record driving time and activity, What document records vehicle defects, Serious criminal offence, 28 days, Defect report, Check vehicle condition and safety, Who must report vehicle defects, Driver, Identify defects, Good repute financial standing professional competence operating centre, 24 hours, What should happen if a serious defect is found, Driver card, Vehicle roadworthiness, Vehicle must not be used, Serious criminal offence, How often should safety inspections normally occur, 18.75 metres, Hours licences and conduct, Every 4 to 6 weeks, Report and apply for replacement, What is a preventative maintenance inspection, Planned safety inspection, 12 months, Licence removed completely, The reduction must be compensated, How long should maintenance records be kept, 44 tonnes, 15 months, It must not be used until the defect is fixed, Sufficient funds to maintain vehicles, What is the purpose of a daily vehicle check, Operating centre in a newspaper, Vehicle must not be used, Identify defects, Defect report, Who ensures vehicles are properly maintained, Operator and Transport Manager, Prevent movement of the load, 60 hours, Carry own goods only, What must operators keep as proof of maintenance, Inspection schedules, Maintenance records, Prevent loads moving or falling, Where vehicles are normally parked, What organisation performs roadside inspections, Restricted Standard National Standard International, DVSA, The reduction must be compensated, Make manual records, What does an MOT confirm, Operator and Transport Manager, Hire or reward in the UK, Vehicle roadworthiness, 2.55 metres, What is the maximum width of most goods vehicles, Identify defects, Twice per week, 2.55 metres, 48 hours, What is the maximum width of refrigerated vehicles, Licence removed completely, 2 years, 2.60 metres, Identify defects, What is the maximum articulated vehicle length, Hours licences and conduct, 90 hours, 16.5 metres, 32 tonnes, What is the maximum rigid vehicle length, Driving licences and hours compliance, It must not be used until the defect is fixed, 12 metres, 44 tonnes, What is the maximum drawbar combination length, Operating centre in a newspaper, 18.75 metres, Safe systems of work, 11 hours, What is the maximum weight for a 2 axle rigid vehicle, 56 hours, Every 4 to 6 weeks, 18 tonnes, Check compliance and enforce regulations, What is the maximum weight for a 3 axle rigid vehicle, 5 years, DVSA, 26 tonnes, 4.95 metres, What is the maximum weight for a 4 axle rigid vehicle, Maintenance records, Reduction in authorised vehicles, Make manual records, 32 tonnes, What is the maximum weight for a 5 axle articulated vehicle, 2.55 metres, 90 days, 40 tonnes, Tachograph records, What is the maximum weight for a 6 axle articulated vehicle, Inspection schedules, 44 tonnes, Prevent movement of the load, Planned safety inspection, How many days of records must drivers carry, Sufficient funds to maintain vehicles, Safe and legal operations, DVSA, 28 days, How long must operators keep tachograph records, 12 months, Make manual records, Transport Manager, Reduction in authorised vehicles, How often should driver card data be downloaded, Training and safe equipment, 28 days, Roadworthiness, 9 hours, How often should vehicle unit data be downloaded, 12 metres, 90 days, DVSA, Before the end of the third week, What is the purpose of a tachograph, Licence removed completely, It must not be used until the defect is fixed, Record driving time and activity, Transport Manager, What types of tachographs are used, Analogue and digital, 15 minutes then 30 minutes, 3, Maintenance records, What must be inserted before driving a digital tachograph vehicle, Planned safety inspection, 60 hours, After 6 periods, Driver card, What must drivers do if the tachograph is faulty, 16.5 metres, Make manual records, Identify defects, 45 hours, What must drivers do if their tachograph card is lost, Report and apply for replacement, The reduction must be compensated, Every 5 years, 28 days, Within how many days must a replacement card be requested, Identify defects, 7 days, 28 days, 30 minutes, What offence is falsifying tachograph records, 15 minutes then 30 minutes, Serious criminal offence, 2.60 metres, 11 hours, Who ensures tachograph compliance, Transport Manager, 35 hours, Where vehicles are normally parked, Operator and Transport Manager, Who ensures drivers hold valid licences, 15 minutes then 30 minutes, Make manual records, Transport Manager, Roadworthiness, Who ensures drivers follow drivers hours rules, Vehicle must not be used, Good repute financial standing professional competence operating centre, 2 years, Transport Manager, Who must notify the Traffic Commissioner of licence changes, Good repute financial standing professional competence operating centre, Operator, 4.5 hours, Show authorised vehicle use, What is the main purpose of risk assessments, 2.60 metres, Transport Manager, Good repute financial standing professional competence operating centre, Identify workplace risks, What law requires employers to ensure workplace safety, Transport Manager, Suitable parking and facilities, Prevent movement of the load, Health and Safety at Work Act, What should employers provide to ensure safe work, Where vehicles are normally parked, Weight limits, Training and safe equipment, It must not be used until the defect is fixed, What should be implemented to reduce accidents, Check compliance and enforce regulations, Health and Safety at Work Act, 40 tonnes, Safe systems of work, What is the aim of load security rules, Prevent loads moving or falling, 18.75 metres, 10 hours, After 6 periods, What must be ensured before transporting goods, DVSA, Load is secure, Check compliance and enforce regulations, 28 days, What is the main responsibility of a transport manager, 44 tonnes, Ensure legal compliance, Suspend revoke or curtail a licence, Overloading, What must transport managers monitor regarding drivers, After 6 periods, Report and apply for replacement, Check vehicle condition and safety, Hours licences and conduct, What must transport managers ensure regarding vehicles, Health and Safety at Work Act, Roadworthiness, 28 days, 2.60 metres, What is the main aim of transport compliance systems, 4.95 metres, 45 hours, 12 metres, Safe and legal operations, What should be checked before loading a vehicle, Weight limits, Check vehicle condition and safety, 2 years, Inspection schedules, What must drivers avoid when loading vehicles, Overloading, Safe and legal operations, Traffic Commissioner, Walkaround check, What is the purpose of operator licence discs, Hours licences and conduct, 40 tonnes, 5 years, Show authorised vehicle use, What is the role of DVSA, Check compliance and enforce regulations, International hire or reward, Safe systems of work, 30 minutes, What should happen if a vehicle is overloaded, 15 minutes then 30 minutes, Transport Manager, 90 days, Remove excess load, What must be done after a defect repair, Analogue and digital, 12 months, Record repair, Serious criminal offence, What must transport managers monitor regarding maintenance, 4.95 metres, Inspection schedules, Identify defects, 28 days, What must transport managers ensure about operating centres, Suitable parking and facilities, Identify defects, Record repair, 40 tonnes, What is the maximum height for most UK vehicles without special permission, Every 5 years, Sufficient funds to maintain vehicles, 4.95 metres, 45 minutes, What must drivers do before starting a journey, 2.55 metres, Check vehicle condition and safety, Every 5 years, Hire or reward in the UK, What document shows the number of authorised vehicles on an operator licence, Operator licence disc, Planned safety inspection, Good repute financial standing professional competence operating centre, Operating centre in a newspaper, What must happen if a vehicle receives a prohibition notice, It must not be used until the defect is fixed, 35 hours, 45 minutes, 60 hours, What should transport managers check regularly about drivers, DVSA, Driver, Driving licences and hours compliance, Show authorised vehicle use, What is the purpose of load securing equipment, Prevent movement of the load, Analogue and digital, Safe and legal operations, Check vehicle condition and safety, What must be kept to prove drivers hours compliance, Transport Manager, Identify workplace risks, Tachograph records, Driver records

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