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O-LICENCE CHANGES Bob Sands, the BMF’’s
s transport advisor s
THE DROP IN the value of the pound against the euro over the summer
and autumn period means
holders are required to demonstrate is likely to The amount that
operators in the UK are
Transport on an annual
lower than the previous
were required to possess a
Operator Self-Service launch nears
paperwork and sending
Transport Commissioner,
Firstly you must register
BM November 2016 J
with many other areas of government administration
apply for a passport online
Following this a password
address, providing an
Whoever registers as
the administrator for the
to add or delete other
their own password and
to the administrator to regularly review user
round-up of O-licence and other transport news “ A Staffordsh A Sta A St ff d h A Staffordshire
sole-trader had his O-licence revoked after he was
discovered driving a truck despite not
having passed his Driver CPC.
Don’t neglect Driver CPC
has again highlighted to
undertaking the CPC
his transport manager He was stripped of his
month suspension to his
for London
Direct Vision Standard The Mayor of London
that will see the most
most dangerous “off road”
London’s streets entirely
lorries will use features like low-entry and remodelled
seeking to ensure that the lead-in time to upgrade
Bob Sands is transport and compliance
manager for Prompt Services, the BMF’s transport advisors.
If you would like to book a FREE transport out more about how BMF Transport Plus
business, please contact Prompt Training at
sales@prompttraining.
co.uk or 01773 850428, quoting your BMF
membership number.
joining the BMF, please contact
oz.bham@bmf.
org.uk or 024 76854980
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