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Find information for
Uk drivers on all aspects of licences. UK Driver Licences including
theory test help and preparation.
Specialist Licences for ukdrivers including Bus Drivers, Taxi Drivers,
HGV Drivers and even tractor Drivers. Information relating to 'how
to become specialist uk drivers and legal information regarding 'drivers legal
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Legal
Motoring Guide
Use this link to find out all the legal information
you need while driving in the UK.
Guides from speeding fines to driving licence requirements |
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Check
that Car!
With Check that car you HPI Check a car and you
can check performance details and faults and reliability of most automobiles.
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Driver CPC for bus, coach and lorry drivers
A new qualification for professional bus, coach and lorry drivers - the
Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (Driver CPC) is coming. In future,
just holding a vocational driving licence will not be sufficient for someone who
wishes to drive these vehicles for a living. |
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Driving a Taxi or Hackney Carriage
The Driving Standards
Agency (DSA) first introduced a non-statutory practical driving test for Hackney
Carriage and Private Hire in 1999 and now DSA conduct tests on behalf of many
Licensing Authorities on a national basis. |
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Applying for larger vehicle licence
If you want to learn to drive larger vehicles, minibuses or buses, you will need
to apply for provisional entitlement for these vehicles to be added to your driving
licence.
How to achieve a HGV or larger driving licence, requirements and age limits |
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Definitions of Quad Bikes
Traditionally "Quad bikes" have always been considered
to be agricultural vehicles (although there are many that are used for leisure
on land to which the public does not have general access) and should only have
been able to be registered as agricultural vehicles used for the purposes of agriculture........ |
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How to gain your Crane Licence
To drive any kind of crane on the road you need a drivers licence. The type of
mobile crane you can drive on the road is governed by its weight
• Between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes - Category C1 Driving Licence
• 7.5 tonnes or over - Category C Licence |
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How do drive a Tractor Safely
Whether you are a student, a regular tractor driver,
or an employer, you need to learn about tractor safety before it is too late.
This step-by-step guide to tractor safety is for everyone who uses tractor-operated
machinery |
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