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I used my CMto teach the police
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ONE OF MY regular tasks is an informal discussion with operational officers on the Road Policing Unit (RPU) with Avon & Somerset Constabulary.These sessions are primarily to look at the drivers' hours regulations and associated legislation with a view to a better understanding of the drivers' viewpoint and designated transport managers' difficulties in applying them.
I also get good feedback regarding their difficulties and frustrations in applying the law.
At my last session I gave a brief overview of the RoadTransport (Working Hours) Regulations 2005 as they might affect road policing. I used your wallchart for this purpose,which was very useful.
Incidentally, once well read, my copies of CM go to the RPU at A&S Constabulary... they find them very useful!
Richard Jordan Clevedon, North Somerset