CPC Rules
Does anyone know anything about them and be able to answer some questions with regards to drivers regular and reduced breaks and whether holidays can be counted as part of the rest period?
Well it is, so I suppose the proper title should be advice on haulage and drivers hours 
I know now that the holidays are included in the rest period but need to understand the 45hrs break. Wish we were exempt! It's worse than reading Working Rule Agreement and trying to decipher that.

I know now that the holidays are included in the rest period but need to understand the 45hrs break. Wish we were exempt! It's worse than reading Working Rule Agreement and trying to decipher that.
Originally Posted by Bundle of Mayhem,Dec 22 2010, 02:26 PM
Does anyone know anything about them and be able to answer some questions with regards to drivers regular and reduced breaks and whether holidays can be counted as part of the rest period?
Who ever handles your tachos must know this.
If you run under anything other than a Resticted operators Licence (moving own stuff about) then you legally have to have a qualified person somewhere.
Normally the transport manager will be that person and they should be a CPC holder.
Hence me wondering why you dont ask the TM?
This was a good resource
http://www.roadtransport.com/drivers/
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I would also expect the Transport Manager to hold a CPC too.
And be trained to a higher level.
This is normal, some companies sub contract that job out for simplicity.
I was a Manager for a transport company BTW - but a good few years ago
The CPC is only needed for newer licences, after sept 2009 IIRC.
It DOES include tacho legislation as part of the training, that much I do know Russ.
BOM I would pay a specialist for advice.
An remember the Working Time Directive might also affect you too...
And be trained to a higher level.
This is normal, some companies sub contract that job out for simplicity.
I was a Manager for a transport company BTW - but a good few years ago

The CPC is only needed for newer licences, after sept 2009 IIRC.
It DOES include tacho legislation as part of the training, that much I do know Russ.
BOM I would pay a specialist for advice.
An remember the Working Time Directive might also affect you too...
Originally Posted by m1bjr,Jan 3 2011, 11:23 AM
The CPC is only needed for newer licences, after sept 2009 IIRC.
If you took/take your hgv (lgv) after then and you have 7.5 tonne on
your licence then you must take cpc within Sept 2014 if you drive for
a living. Far too complicated btw. And for what its worth all HGV drivers
are moaning twats.
Russ.








