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If buy domestic appliances from Curries or PC World its likely that a specially trained Gencat driver will deliver and install
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If buy domestic appliances from Curries or PC World its likely that a specially trained Gencat driver will deliver and install
Training courses for Light commercial vehicle drivers are seldomly implemented, as hardly any time or financial
Ireland’s professional drivers take on the best in the world. The World Professional Driver Championships is taking place in Ghent, Belgium from the 27th of September until the 1st of October. For the first time Ireland will be represented by a team of five who will compete against twenty-two other
Two recruits have been approved to take part in the Gencat Driver Academy, this is a partnership between the Dublin & Dun Laoghaire Educational & Training Board. The two recruits will undergo an extensive professional driver training programme. The training will be over a twenty six week period where the
Posted 07 February 2018 The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) provided funding for HGV driver behaviour monitoring and training to reduce diesel fuel consumption and emissions in the road transport sector. The transport sector can reduce diesel imports by being smarter about how they use transport and by embracing
At Gencat we specialise in monitoring vehicle performance and developing and maintaining a professional driving culture within road transport Companies. Our professuonal driver behaviour modification programmes are designed to encourage and develop Driver knowledge and skill sets. We have developed a number of programmes for professional drivers that enhance the
The current spate of over turned trucks and shedding loads are reaching levels that must be of concern to the Road Safety Authority, the Health and Safety Authority, An Garda Siochana, Insurance Companies, the road transport Industry and the general public. The cause of these incidents can be as a
To protect the growing number of vulnerable road users in Dublin city, Dublin City Council is to introduce new 30Km/h speed limit zones. New zones with the lower 30Km/h will be introduced in three phases, with the first phase starting on the 27th of March followed by the second phase,
Driver CPC is a real opportunity to provide drivers with quality training. Because drivers have to attend training every year the
Professional Drivers Culture Programme 2017. Having achieved excellent results in 2016 the Professional Driver Culture programme is growing in demand and this
