DRIVING HOURS TRAINING
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Keeping Up To Date With Driving Hours
Our Driving Hours course helps operators meet DVSA requirements by ensuring drivers are trained annually. This short, CPD-accredited course covers all aspects of drivers’ hours, including daily rest, weekly rest, daily and weekly driving periods, WTD, driving breaks, and fixed and working weeks.
Why Is Driving Hours Training Important?
Regular refresher training helps drivers stay up to date with DVSA Drivers’ Hours regulations, reducing the risk of costly infringements. This course combines theory and a short test to reinforce key rules. Drivers who successfully complete the course receive an electronic CPD certificate for their training records.
- Duration: 4 Hours
- Location: Your yard, depot or training centre
- Format: Theory, practical & short test
- CPD Accredited — Electronic CPD certificate
Who This Course Is For
- HGV and PCV drivers
- Fleet operators and managers
- Transport managers
- Coach and bus operators
- Drivers requiring annual refresher training
WHAT’S COVERED IN DRIVING HOURS TRAINING
- Daily driving periods
- Weekly driving periods
- Daily rest requirements
- Weekly rest requirements
- Driving breaks and break requirements
- Working Time Directive (WTD)
- Drivers’ Hours regulations
Why Choose Our Emergency Evacuation Training?
Stay compliant, refresh your knowledge, and reduce the risk of costly infringements.
- Annual refresher training
- CPD-accredited course
- Practical and theory-based learning
- Short knowledge test included
- Electronic CPD certificate on successful completion
Book Your Training Session
Check availability and book your Drivers’ Hours training session using the calendar below. Sessions can be delivered at your yard, depot or training centre.
“A very informative and well-presented course. Everything was explained clearly, and it was a great refresher on the key Drivers’ Hours rules.”
“A well-structured and informative course. The trainer was knowledgeable, approachable and happy to answer all our questions.” The training was clearly communicated and questions from the group listened to and answered effectively. Drivers were assessed on their ability to perform required tasks, post training.





