It has been two years since the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (Driver CPC) was introduced, but industry concerns – including an annual driver attrition rate in some sectors of up to 20 per cent – have made industry reluctant to invest in compulsory training.
Understanding and effectively checking driving licences is vital in protecting transport operations against potential accidents and the penalties resulting from non-compliance.
The Institute of Transport Administration (IoTA) has launched of its Driver CPC Consortium.
DHL Supply Chain has teamed up with Dyslexia Action to provide its Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (DCPC) trainers with training on how to identify and cater for students with dyslexia.
