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Tachograph
- A device fitted to a vehicle that records its speed and distance, as well
as the driver's activity, such as driving, rest, and breaks.
Tachograph Analysis - The
analysis of tachograph data to ensure compliance with legal requirements and
regulations.
Tachograph analysis software - Helps companies to manage their drivers' hours and ensure compliance with
regulations related to working hours and rest breaks.
TIR - Transports Internationaux Routiers, a customs transit system for goods transported by road across international borders.
Traffic Area Network - The
network of regional offices of the Traffic Commissioners responsible for
operator licensing and compliance.
Traffic Commissioner - A
government official responsible for the regulation of commercial vehicle
operators in the UK.
Traffic Commissioner Public
Inquiry - A hearing held by the Traffic Commissioner to investigate and
adjudicate on issues related to operator licensing and compliance.
Traffic Commissioner Public
Inquiry Decision - The decision made by the Traffic Commissioner after a
public inquiry, which may include penalties, revocation, or suspension of an
O-Licence.
Traffic Signs Regulations and
General Directions (TSRGD) - Regulations that govern the design and use of
road traffic signs in the UK.
Transport compliance audits - These are
assessments that are carried out to ensure that a transportation company is
complying with all relevant regulations and standards. This includes
compliance with operator licenses, tachograph regulations, and other industry-specific
requirements. Compliance audits can help to identify any areas of
non-compliance and provide recommendations for improving processes and
procedures.
Transport consultants and transportation
consultancies - Firms that provide guidance and advice to transportation
companies on various aspects of their business, including regulatory
compliance.
Transport Law - The body of
law that governs the use of vehicles for commercial transportation in the UK.
Transport Management Software
- Software used by commercial vehicle operators to manage their fleet and
ensure compliance with legal requirements and regulations.
Transport Manager - A person
responsible for managing a commercial vehicle fleet and ensuring compliance
with legal requirements and regulations. Transport managers are professionals
who are responsible for managing the operations of transportation companies
or departments. They oversee the planning, organising, and controlling of the
movement of goods, people, or services from one place to another. Their job
may involve managing a fleet of vehicles, coordinating transportation
schedules, and ensuring compliance with regulations related to safety,
quality, and environmental standards. Transport managers may work in various
industries, including logistics, supply chain management, public
transportation, aviation, and shipping. They may have a wide range of
responsibilities, including managing budgets, negotiating contracts, hiring
and training employees, and developing strategies to optimise efficiency and
profitability.
Transport Manager CPC - A
qualification that demonstrates a person's knowledge and competence in
transport management.
Transport Manager Refresher
Training - Training required for transport managers to refresh their
knowledge and skills.
