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A guide on how to avoid overloading heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) and the effect it has on vehicles and the road.
The legal, safety and health implications of modifying your vehicle’s emissions.
The main things that will be checked when you take your motorcycle for an MOT test.
Section 3 of the motorcycle MOT inspection manual is not currently used.
Requirements for brakes and couplings on American caravans and trailers when driving in the UK.
What you must be able to do and what you must know and understand to be a safe and responsible bus or coach driver.
How to keep your company’s fleet of vans and safe to drive and cost-effective.
Rules for the type of driving licence learner riders need, including UK and foreign licences, photocard licences and rules for direct access and progressive access.
A summary of the maximum number of trailers that different vehicles can tow.
Qualifications or accreditations that are accepted if you want to qualify to become an MOT tester for cars, private buses and light commercial vehicles.
Rules on certificates you need to provide and details you need to record when selling small trailers and larger trailers that are exempt from annual testing.
The research, statistics and professional opinions which form the basis of the national standard for driving cars and light vans.
How to safely and legally modify a van in order to carry passengers in the rear, including information about seat belts and how many people you can carry.
You must report any incident that happens during motorcycle training to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA).
The conditions that you will have to follow if you want to provide compulsory basic training, the 5 elements that make up an approved training course, and contact details for DVSA, DVLA and HSE.
A diagram that explained the reversing exercise you needed to do during a car and trailer driving test.
A list of approved drink-drive rehabilitation scheme course providers and the areas where they provide courses in England and Scotland.
A leaflet about the importance of using the correct brake connections between vehicles and trailers.
Translations of the service to pay a DVSA fine for vehicle defects, breaking the rules around drivers’ hours, and other offences.
How to set up a drink-drive rehabilitation course, applying for approval, fees you have to pay and how you'll be monitored.
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