EU Drivers’ Hours Changes

From 11th April 2007 the EU are making changes to the Drivers’ Hours rules. This will mean that anyone who is responsible for planning or managing drivers of goods vehicles will need to be aware of and act upon these changes.

As an operator the key actions you need to consider are:
– Understand the new rules and identify the impact on your business
– Review and potentially re-plan schedules and amend planning software if necessary
– Communicate the impact to employees
– Arrange training for managers and drivers

The current and new rules are detailed in the legislation update. Click here for more details.

We can provide and manage drivers for you, click here for more details.


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