How do I check my CPC modules?
To check your CPC modules status:
- Please log in to your MyCPC portalOpen in new browser tab account.
- To set up a MyCPC portal accountOpen in new browser tab you must be undertaking driver CPC training. To register, all you need is:
- This might be because you only recently completed your training.
How many module is a CPC?
4 modules
The initial Driver CPC has 4 modules that you will take when gaining your commercial HGV licence.
How long does a mod 4 last?
The test lasts approximately 30 minutes. During the test you are required to demonstrate your knowledge and ability in the areas listed below: Ability to load the vehicle with due regard for safety rules and proper vehicle use.
Does CPC need Module 2?
Module 2 CPC is required by any drivers who: Qualified for their LGV after 10th September 2009. Qualified for their PCV after 10th September 2008.
Where do I find my Dqc number?
The number shown in the bottom right corner of the card is the DQC number. The amber traffic light on the back of the new version DQC’s does not denote anything specific; it is one of the card’s security features.
Can I do Module 4 before Module 2?
You must pass the driver CPC module 2 before you take module 4, and the system. In other words, the theory test must be passed before the practical part. We like to organise the Module 2 test to run concurrent with your LGV theory test and Hazard Perception.
What is a Dqc number?
You’ll get your Driver Certificate of Professional Competence ( CPC ) card when you’ve done 35 hours of periodic training. The card is sometimes called a ‘driver qualification card’ or ‘ DQC ‘. You must carry this card while driving a lorry, bus or coach professionally.
How much does a CPC cost?
Test costs
| Weekday | Evening, weekend and bank holiday | |
|---|---|---|
| Driver CPC part 1 – theory – (hazard perception) | £11 | £11 |
| Driver CPC part 2 – case studies | £23 | £23 |
| Driver CPC part 3a – off-road exercises | £40 | £40 |
| Driver CPC part 3b – on-road driving | £115 | £141 |
How many Driver CPC modules are there?
When you’ve passed all 4 modules. You’ll receive a Driver Qualification Card (DQC) which you must carry with you whenever you’re driving an HGV.
What are the 4 tests for CPC?
As outlined above, you will be tested on 6 different areas during the Driver CPC Module 4 test.
- Area 1: Safe Loading.
- Area 2: Vehicle Security Check.
- Area 3: Prevent Trafficking.
- Area 4: Emergency Situation Assessments.
- Area 5: Preventing Physical Injury.
How do I find my Dqc number?
Can I drive without my Dqc card?
The card is sometimes called a ‘driver qualification card’ or ‘ DQC ‘. You must carry this card while driving a lorry, bus or coach professionally. You can get a £50 fixed penalty for driving professionally without your card. You must replace your card if it’s lost or stolen.
What is the syllabus of Driver CPC?
Both the initial qualification and periodic training for the Driver CPC will be based on the same syllabus. A syllabus has three main subject areas, which are: Advanced training in rational driving based on safety regulations. Application of regulations. Health, road, environmental safety, service, and logistics.
How often do you need CPC to drive a bus?
You must do 35 hours of periodic training every 5 years to keep your Driver Certificate of Professional Competence ( CPC) to drive a lorry, bus or coach. You can be fined up to £1,000 for driving professionally without Driver CPC.
How many tests do you need to pass the Driver CPC?
You usually need to pass 4 tests to get it, unless you have ‘acquired rights’ because of your existing driving experience. Who does not need the full Driver CPC? You still need to pass the part 1 (theory) and part 3 (driving ability) tests of the qualification.
What do I need to set up a Driver CPC training centre?
You must be an approved training centre to provide Driver CPC periodic training courses. You have to apply to get approval for: Find out how to set up a Driver CPC training centre. You must provide privacy information to drivers at the time you collect their personal data from them.