Log Book & Work Time Changes
Below is a brief video that Agoge Training has made to summarise the changes in Logbook and Work time rules effective 1 October 2007. If you would like a free high quality copy please contact Jim on 0800 42 46 43.
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Dear Sirs.
As I am looking to move to New Zealand after my two year driving work period in Canada, I thought that this short video was a very cleaver and informal way of putting the new work laws across, I was able to understand and take them in quikly. Well done.
I will be contacting your company when I am on my way and looking for a transport company with standards to work with.
TR,Canada.
Posted by: Tim Rothwell | December 30, 2007 at 01:40 PM