Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (DCPC)

The Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) is a vital qualification for professional drivers in the UK’s transport and logistics sector. This certification, required by EU regulations, ensures that drivers have the necessary skills, knowledge, and professionalism to operate commercial vehicles safely and efficiently. The CPC encompasses essential training in areas such as road safety, legal compliance, and fuel-efficient driving techniques. For new drivers, obtaining a CPC is mandatory to begin a career in professional driving, while experienced drivers must undergo periodic training to maintain their certification. By achieving the CPC, drivers enhance their employability, contribute to safer road conditions, and uphold industry standards. Start your journey towards a rewarding career in transport with the Driver CPC, the benchmark of excellence and professionalism in commercial

Driver CPC Application Process

A full Driver CPC is required if you drive an HGV, LGV, lorries, bus or coach as the main part of your job and the driving role are not except.

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Driver CPC Exemptions

DVSA deal with the CPC exemption and enforcement of the Driver CPC, they implement and monitor transport policy law.

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Driver CPC Parts 3 & 4 Test

You must have passed the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) part 1 and 2 theory test before you can book the Driver CPC Test part 3 and 4.

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Driver CPC Periodic Professional Training

Driver CPC training is continuing professional development. Drivers will have to complete a minimum of 35 hours of Jaupt approved training every 5 years.

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Driver CPC Scope & Syllabus

Driver CPC was a new Qualification that came into effect for Bus & Coach drivers on 10 September 2008 and for HGV/LGV drivers on 10 September 2009.

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Driver CPC Theory Test Part 1 and 2

You can book the part 1 and 2 theory test of the Driver Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) as soon as you’ve got your provisional licence.

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