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FORS Professional Safe Driving Course

Protea Training are now delivering the brand new FORS Work-Related Road Risk Course, FORS Professional Safe Driving. The course includes a 3.5-hour practical on-cycle session and a 3.5-hour theory session giving you 7hrs towards your DCPC. The new course is a combination of Van Smart and Safe Urban Driving, making the course applicable to drivers of all vehicle types. The course highlights a driver's regulatory responsibilities, the importance of safe driving practices on motorways, rural and urban roads, and other hot topics that can negatively impact safe driving such as driver fitness, health, distraction, and impairment. The course includes a practical on-cycle session and a theory module. Both modules (i.e. the theory and on-cycle session) are 3.5 hours each., counting towards 7 hours of Driver CPC. FORS Professional Safe Driving Course meets the FORS Silver training requirements 'S5 Work-related road risk (WRRR)

FORS Professional Safe Driving Immersive Course with Virtual Reality

Protea Training are now delivering the brand new FORS Work-Related Road Risk Course, FORS Professional Safe Driving Immersive Course with Virtual Reality. The course includes a 3.5-hour practical session with virtual reality and a 3.5-hour theory session giving you 7hrs towards your DCPC. Both modules (i.e. the theory and immersive session) are 3.5 hours each., counting towards 7 hours of Driver CPC. FORS Professional Safe Driving VR Course meets the FORS Silver training requirements 'S5 Work-related road risk (WRRR)

Module 3 - FORS LoCity

By the end of the s 3.5hours module delegates will be able to: Explain why there is a need to reduce environmental impact and improve air quality. Check your vehicle and in-vehicle technology to reduce emissions. Apply fuel-efficient driving techniques and journey planning to improve efficiency. Describe the latest renewable fuels available for commercial and passenger vehicles.
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