Changes to the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence periodic training Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) periodic training is to be monitored by DVSA to ensure drivers are not unnecessarily repeating training as part of the 35-hour requirement. This follows a review of Driver CPC training and recommendations made by the European Commission which the Government has adopted. What this means for drivers DVSA will monitor drivers records to identify periodic training that doesn't support their professional driver development because of unnecessary repetition.  If we identify unnecessary repetition we may take action which could include revoking a driver's Driver Qualification Card (DQC). What drivers need to do To make sure drivers continue to develop professionally and keep Great Britain's roads safe they should take training which benefits them and their job. This will ensure they increase their knowledge of what it takes to continue to drive safely instead of repeating the same training session. DVSA will only allow repetition of training when it supports a driver's development. For example, if more than one day's training is required to maintain a qualification such as driving dangerous goods. Working with training bodies We will be working with training bodies to ensure they are not delivering a specific training session to the same driver more than once unless it is necessary for their professional development. Unsubscribe  |  View email in browser This email was sent to ooseims.archieves@blogger.com using GovDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency · Berkeley House, Croydon Street · Bristol, BS5 0DA · 0300 123 9000