Driving Tests Resources

Most operators know a dangerous goods mistake can mean an infringement notice at a roadside check, and those fees are usually manageable. The bigger costs come when the mistake leads to a spill, a fire or someone getting hurt. At…

Download the practical assessment checklist from Manage > Documents and checklists, or from above the modules list on Your courses > Take training modules. You can edit this to suit your business. When you have completed the practical assessment, continue…

Diesel pods and tank trailers are everywhere on NZ construction sites, farms and forestry blocks, and most of them are carried legally without a D endorsement. That’s because the Land Transport Rule: Dangerous Goods 2005 lets you carry up to…

Your hazardous substances inventory: what it must include and who needs to see it Many workplaces have a list of the chemicals they hold, usually a spreadsheet someone set up years ago. That list isn’t necessarily an inventory in the…

Your D endorsement and the Land Transport Rule: Dangerous Goods 2005 get your load as far as the ferry terminal, but different rules apply once it’s on the boat. These are the questions drivers and managers ask most often about…