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Driver CPC continues after Brexit, warns DVSA

Jessamy Chapman
Published: 11 September 2019
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The DVSA confirms that drivers for UK companies will still need their Driver CPC (DCPC) to drive professionally in the UK after Brexit.

Drivers will still be able to drive to or through EU countries with the UK DCPC for all international journeys that UK companies are allowed to make after a no-deal Brexit.

If drivers work for an EU company, or want to work for one, and only have a UK DCPC, they are advised to exchange it for an EU DCPC, before 31 October.

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ByJessamy Chapman
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