Wetherby Training
Driver CPC Module 4
The Driver CPC Module 4 is a practical vehicle safety demonstration test that you must pass to gain your Driver Qualification Card (DQC).
The test includes elements such as loading the vehicle safely, securing loads with webbing staps and ratchet, preventing the trafficking of illegal immigrants, what to do in an emergency such as an incident or vehicle fire and walk around safety defect checks.
If you want to drive a lorry, bus or coach professionally for a living you will need to obtain your DQC by passing the Driver CPC Module 4 Practical Demonstration Test.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Common questions we are asked about Module 4 CPC Training.
All of our instructors worked previously at Tockwith Training Services in York (driving school with yellow trucks) and since the owners retired we have formed Wetherby Training.
Drivers get better quality training, its more relevant and everyone can participate to get the most from the training sessions.
A DVSA Approved Delegated Test Site (ADTS) is a location where driving tests can be conducted by private companies that have been approved by the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). These private companies must meet certain standards and requirements set by the DVSA in order to be approved as an ADTS. This allows for more flexibility and availability in scheduling driving tests, as well as potentially reducing wait times for test appointments.
The CPC Module 4 test covers five areas: vehicle safety questions, practical driving ability, off-road exercises, loading vehicles, and securing loads. Each area is designed to test your knowledge and skills as a professional driver.
Yes, it is possible to fail the Module 4 CPC test. The test consists of a practical demonstration of your ability to perform certain tasks related to the operation of a commercial vehicle. If you do not demonstrate the required level of competence, you may fail the test and be required to retake it. However, with proper preparation and practice, most people are able to pass the test on their first attempt.
A Load Demonstration Securing Trolley is a device designed for demonstrating the most effective and secure way to handle heavy loads. It consists of two wheeled trolleys that are connected with a tensioning strap, allowing it to carry and secure large items such as furniture or appliances while being transported or stored. The trolleys also feature safety features such as spring-loaded brakes and adjustable straps to ensure the items are securely attached.
Once you receive your DQC card you will have 5 years before it expires. To keep your card up to date you will need to complete 35 hours (5 days) of classroom training within that 5 years.
A DQC card or ‘Driver Qualification Card’ must carried while driving a lorry, bus or coach professionally. You’ll get this card when you have completed your Driver Certificate of Professional Competence ( CPC ) module 4 training.
‘Hire and reward’ is the legal term for payment for providing transport. It’s a legal requirement for drivers who carry other peoples goods or passengers in return for payment.
