lime to raise LGV training standards
25th August 1994, Page 6
25th August 1994
Page 6
Page 6, 25th August 1994
— lime to raise LGV training standards
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Driving Standards Agency, Approved Driving Instructor, Truck Driver, David Chidgey, Baron Chidgey, Tgv, Eurostar, Education
• Next week Commercial Motor launches a campaign to press for regulation of LGV driving schools.
At present, the only qualification required to train truck drivers is an LGV licence, This is in sharp contrast to the regulations governing car driving
schools. Would-be instructors have to pass five days of written and practical tests set by the Driving Standards Agency to receive ADI (Approved Driving Instructor) status. But LGV trainers can legally pass their test in the morning and set up a school in the afternoon.
Supporters of CM's campaign include the RSL (Road Transport Industry Training Board Services Ltd); the Freight Transport Association, the Institute of HGV Driving Instructors and David Chidgey, Liberal Democrat MY for Eastleigh.
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Liberal Democrat, Freight Transport Association, Driving Standards Agency, Institute of HGV Driving Instructors
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David Chidgey, Driving Instructors