Goods Vehicle Operators Licence Login

Manage your vehicle operator licence Update your heavy goods vehicle ( HGV ) or public service vehicle ( PSV ) operator’s licence, for example to: add more vehicles to your licence

Use this service to apply for: a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) operator’s licencea public service vehicle (PSV) operator’s licencean interim operator licence; You can also pay any application or ...

If you drive a goods vehicle which is more than 3.5 tonnes in weight and it is used to carry goods as part of a trade or business, you are required by law to have a Goods Vehicle Operator's Licence.

Goods vehicle operator licensing is a system of licensing aimed at ensuring the safe and proper use of goods vehicles and the protection of the environment around operating centres (ie. the place where an operator normally keeps his/her vehicles when they are not being used). 1.2

We provide support and guidance to operators around commercial goods vehicle licensing. ... This licence allows you to transport goods that you own across the EU and to charge for transporting goods not owned by you within the UK on a hire and reward basis. More Info.

Goods Vehicle Operator Licensing Guide for Operators This guide and the application forms for operator licensing are available on the Transport Office website. In addition, the site can provide help and information to transport operators, local authorities, partner organisations, hire companies and the public.

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Oct 22, 2012 · A Goods Vehicle Operators Licence is required for anyone in the UK who is looking to transport goods from one location to another via a HGV. This article explains what the Goods Vehicle Operators Licence is and why it is required as part of UK transport law.

Jan 31, 2020 · This statistic displays the annual amount of goods vehicle operator licenses in the United Kingdom (UK) from 2011 to 2017.