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First course for driving instructors
24th May 1968, Page 36
24th May 1968
Page 36
Page 36, 24th May 1968
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• On Monday of this week the Road Transport Industry Training Board started its first practical training course. It is a twoweek course at the driving instructors' training unit based on Capitol House, Wembley, and is being attended by eight student instructors.
The courses are intended to train experienced h.g.v. drivers in instructional techniques to enable them to prepare their colleagues for the Ministry's new h.g.v. driving test.
Organizations represented on the first course include Bulwark United Transport Ltd., Chepstow; Harold Wood and Sons Ltd., Heekmondwike; Hargreaves Transport Ltd., Rothwell; Reed Transport Ltd., Maidstone; British Road Services Ltd; and British Railways Sundries division.