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1. How do you check your Driver CPC online training account?

   15th September 2020 10:01 am Comments Off on How do you check your Driver CPC online training account?

   You can check your Driver CPC online training account here. You must register for the service first – to do this, enter your driving licence number and postcode where requested. A password will then be sent to the address stated on your driving licence. Once you have received this, return to the log-in page and input this password along with your driving licence number.

2. I’ve got a National/International CPC – do I still require periodic training?

   9:59 am Comments Off on I’ve got a National/International CPC – do I still require periodic training?

   Yes. National or International CPC’s are separate qualifications and if you hold either of these and still drive professionally as part of your job, you will also need to complete 35 hours of periodic training.

3. What should I do if I have lost my CPC card? Can I still drive?

   9:58 am Comments Off on What should I do if I have lost my CPC card? Can I still drive?

   You should contact the DVSA if your Qualfication Card has been lost, stolen or damaged. If stopped by DVSA or the Police, you can be fined £50 if you’re unable to produce your card.

   There will be a £25 fee for the replacement. You can still drive professionally while waiting for your replacement card to arrive so long as you have paid the fee.

   To speak to a member of the DVSA CPC team, please call 0300 123 7721.

4. I hold PCV and LGV licences – do I need to complete two sets of periodic training?

   9:54 am Comments Off on I hold PCV and LGV licences – do I need to complete two sets of periodic training?

   You only need to complete one set of periodic training every five years.

5. Once I have completed 35 hours of periodic training, is that it?

   9:53 am Comments Off on Once I have completed 35 hours of periodic training, is that it?

   No – your Driver Qualification Card (DQC) lasts for five years. To retain your qualification, you will need to complete 35 hours of periodic training every five years to continue to drive professionally.