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Frequently Asked Questions | Becoming Truck Driver in EU

Q.How do i find an open driving vacancy in Europe(European Union)?

Freight vehicles over 3.5ton.

A.To find an open driving vacancy in Europe (European Union) for freight vehicles over 3.5 tons, there are several ways you can go about it:

1. Search online job portals: You can start your search by browsing job portals such as Indeed, Monster, and Totaljobs. Use specific keywords such as "HGV driver" or "heavy goods vehicle driver" to narrow down your search results. 
2. Check with recruitment agencies: Recruitment agencies specialize in finding candidates for specific industries, including logistics and transportation. You can contact them and ask if they have any open positions that match your qualifications. 
3. Look for job openings on company websites: Many logistics companies advertise open positions on their websites. You can visit the websites of companies that operate in the EU and check their careers page for any job openings. 
4. Network with other drivers: You can ask other drivers in the industry if they know of any open positions. They may have leads or know of companies that are hiring.

Regardless of your nationality, it's important to ensure that you meet the necessary qualifications and requirements for the job before applying, including having the appropriate truck driver license class or holding a valid Driver CPC for any truck driver job in the European Union.

Non-EU truck drivers who want to work in the EU need to meet several requirements:

1. They need a single employer work permit from an EU employer. This work permit allows them to work for a specific employer in the EU. 
2. They need driver CPC Code 95 training lessons in an EU truck driving school. The Code 95 training is mandatory for all professional truck drivers in the EU, and it covers topics such as safety, driving techniques, and regulations. 
3. Their original car and truck driver's license can become invalid after six months,depending in what single EU country they will work.Non-EU drivers must apply for an EU driving license during this time. 
4. They must watch the specific driver's license rules for non-EU nationals in every single EU country because these rules are different. For example, some countries may require additional training or have different age restrictions for non-EU drivers. 

It's important for non-EU truck drivers to research the specific requirements for the single EU-country where they want to work and ensure they meet all the necessary criteria before applying for a job.

Q: How to become a truck driver in the European Union (EU)?

A: To become a truck driver in the EU, you need to meet several requirements:

1. Meet the minimum age requirement: In most EU countries, you must be at least 18 years old to hold a driving license for a truck. 
2. Obtain a driver's license: You need to have a valid driving license that allows you to drive trucks. In the EU, truck driving licenses are classified into different categories. The most common license classes required for truck driving are B (for vehicles up to 3.5 tons), C1 (for vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5 tons), C (for vehicles over 3.5 tons), and E (for vehicles with a trailer). 
3. Complete driver CPC training: To become a professional truck driver in the EU, you must complete the driver CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence) training. The training consists of several modules covering topics such as road safety, driving techniques, and regulations. 
4. Gain experience: You will need to gain experience driving trucks before you can become a professional driver. Some companies may require a minimum amount of driving experience before hiring you. 
5. Apply for job positions: Once you have met all the necessary requirements, you can apply for truck driver job positions in the EU.

It's important to note that the specific requirements for becoming a truck driver may vary between EU countries. Make sure to research the requirements for the country where you plan to work.

Q.How to get CE driving licence, code 95 and ADR (dangerous goos) certificate?

A.To obtain a CE driving licence, code 95, and ADR (dangerous goods) certificate in the European Union (EU), you need to follow these steps:

1. Obtain a valid C driving licence: Before you can get a CE driving licence, you need to hold a valid C driving licence, which allows you to drive trucks over 3.5 tons. 
2. Complete professional driver CPC training: To become a professional driver in the EU, you need to complete the driver CPC training. The training consists of several modules covering topics such as road safety, driving techniques, and regulations. You need to complete the initial CPC training before you can take the ADR training. 
3. Complete ADR training: ADR training is required for drivers who transport dangerous goods. The training consists of several modules covering the classification, packaging, marking, and labeling of dangerous goods. You need to pass an exam at the end of the training to obtain the ADR certificate. 
4. Gain experience: You will need to gain experience driving trucks before you can obtain a CE driving licence. Some countries may require a minimum amount of driving experience before taking the practical exam.
5. Pass the CE driving licence exam: Once you have met the necessary requirements and gained the required experience, you need to pass a practical exam to obtain a CE driving licence.

It's important to note that the specific requirements for obtaining a CE driving licence, code 95, and ADR certificate may vary between EU countries. Make sure to research the requirements for the country where you plan to work.

Q.What is EU Code 95 for commercial EU truck drivers?

A.EU Code 95 is a mandatory certification that commercial drivers of trucks and buses need to obtain in order to legally operate their vehicles in the European Union (EU). This certification is required for drivers who are engaged in the transport of goods or passengers for commercial purposes and is valid throughout the EU.

The certification consists of two parts: the initial qualification, which involves a set number of hours of training and passing an exam, and periodic training, which involves taking refresher courses at regular intervals to maintain and update the driver's knowledge and skills.

The purpose of EU Code 95 is to improve road safety, ensure the quality of transport services, and promote the professional development of drivers. It covers topics such as driver safety, eco-driving, and regulations related to the transport of goods and passengers.

Commercial drivers who fail to obtain or maintain their EU Code 95 certification may face penalties, fines, or even suspension of their driving privileges.

Q,What is Union No. 561/2006 the European Union regulation that sets out rules for maximum driving time, minimum rest periods, and breaks for commercial drivers operating within the EU?

A.Union No. 561/2006 is an EU regulation that sets out specific requirements for commercial drivers' working conditions, including a limit of 9 hours of driving time per day, a mandatory 45-minute break after 4.5 hours of driving, a minimum daily rest period of 11 hours, and a mandatory 45-hour break on weekends. These rules aim to prevent driver fatigue and improve road safety.

Q.How to obtain a work permit for non-EU truck drivers in the EU?

A: The process for obtaining a work permit for non-EU truck drivers in the EU varies depending on the specific rules and legal requirements of each EU member state. Eurodrivers can provide assistance and information on the work permit rules for each individual EU country.

To obtain an EU single employer work visa as a non-EU national, a professional truck driver needs to apply for a work permit and then apply for the visa at the embassy or consulate of the country where they will be employed.

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