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Q As an employee of a trailer menu"I" . • facturing company, part
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of my duties involve driving heavy goods vehicles up to 32-ton gross, All such driving is for demonstrations and exhibition purposes, the vehicles being unladen and carrying trade plates. How will the introduction of the heavy goods vehicle driver's licence alter my position? Will such a licence be essential?
AYou will definitely need a heavy goods licence when these are introduced. Provision is made for people who are "in the habit of driving a heavy goods vehicle for at least six months during the 12 months preceding the introduction of the testto be exempted from the actual test and a signed certificate from your employer should suffice in this connection.
For further details we suggest you contact your nearest driving test centre, or the Eastern Traffic Area. Ministry of Transport, Sussex House.. Hobson Street, Cambridge.