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The road transport sector does have something of a career ladder to it, but Agg says more could be done to assist ambitious recruits: "There are frameworks, but people always need help.'
Road transport has often tailed to invest In its people, he believes, and CILT is ready to help its members address this shortcoming. Agg refers to the institute's brochure, Professional Driver Affiliate Membership, which promises: 'We will keep you up to date with all the latest requirements in preparation for compulsory continuous professional development."
It also promises that CILT membership allows members to 'network' via regional and local meetings, seminars and other events.