Another Nail in the Coffin

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Rob R
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Re: Another Nail in the Coffin

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SteveM wrote:On the subject of tractors many now have 40 or 50kph gearboxes. british speed limit is still 20mph??
Yes, that's a good point, and there are also rules surrounding red diesel and tractors on the road that could, potentially, grind the agricultural industry to a halt overnight, if they decided to start enforcing it to the letter of the law.
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Re: Another Nail in the Coffin

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Regarding the test to transport livestock for up to 8 hours, there was a letter a year or so ago updating the certificate, provided you signed & returned form with tick boxes. Duly did. One does need to fill in the number for journeys over 50k on sheep aml/arams forms so it was necessary to take the test. I did the dual sheep & cattle one. It reinforced my prejudice against multiple choice questions as I got full marks despite not knowing some answers, merely seeing a pattern in the ones I thought were correct.
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Re: Another Nail in the Coffin

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I just did the cattle one, as havent had pigs for 30 years and never had sheep. wish i had taken them as well though as a good chance of passing on common sense and now unable to transport sheep and pigs if i ever got a return load from a sale.
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Re: Another Nail in the Coffin

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Hi all ,
hope this helps clarify things a bit ,
RE drivers CPC,taken from Lowe's Transport Manager's and Operator's Handbook 2014;
Exemptions will also apply to drivers of the following vehicles:
.Vehicles with a maximum authorized speed not exceeding 45 kph;
. vehicles used for non-commercial carriage of passengers or goods for personal use;
. Vehicles carrying material or equipment to be used by the driver in the course of
his work,provided that driving is not the driver's principal activity.
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Re: Another Nail in the Coffin

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I also took the theory test allowing me to transport stock. As it expired they automatically sent me a new one.
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