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• - 10 September 2009: Driver CPC comes into force
4th June 2009, Page 40
4th June 2009
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• Individual circumstances will dictate how you acquire your Driver CPC • New drivers taking a test (Cl, Cl +E, C or C+E licence) will have to obtain an initial CPC at the same time as getting their licence • Existing drivers, who already hold a licence on 10 September 2009, are exempt from the initial CPC because of 'acquired rights" • Both new and existing drivers must complete 35 hours' "periodic" (regular) training within five years to keep their CPC valid. Drivers who are exempt from the initial CPC because of acquired rights will have to complete their periodic CPC training by September 2014