Certain heavy vehicles based on an HGV chassis will no longer be exempt from plating and testing. These will include the following: mobile cranes, breakdown vehicles, engineering plant, asphalt trailers, tower wagons, road construction vehicles (barring road rollers), electric trucks under 3-years old, heavy goods vehicles & trailers on some Scottish islands, volumetric concrete mixers, fast tractors & all types of trailers.
Such vehicles will need either a valid Goods Vehicle Resting Certificate from 20th May 2018, or such a certificate…
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From 24 April 2018 the new Earned Recognition Scheme came into effect, adding a Blue category to the risk scores.
If you run transport in your business and you run under an operator licence, regardless of what type of licence you hold,I.E.; restricted, standard national international, you will fall into one of the categories below OCRS (Operator Compliance Risk Scores):
Grey - New Operators…
In a recent update to vehicle exemptions based upon HGV chassis, a significant number of vehicles are no longer exempt from plating and testing. These include:
Mobile Cranes
Breakdown Vehicles
Engineering Plant
Asphalt trailers
Tower Wagons
Road Construction Vehicles (Not including Road Rollers)
Electric Trucks (aged 3 years or less)
Volumetric Concrete Mixers
Fast Tractors
All Trailer Types
Any such vehicle will need either a valid Goods Vehicle Testing Certificate as…