The global shortage of drivers is an excellent opportunity to capitalise on. Financial incentives, as well as Government training schemes, now make it easier than ever to get into the transport industry. The global pandemic proved that despite what some critics of the industry may have you believe, the need for truck drivers is now …
– To drive a minibus professionally, you’ll typically need a Category D1 licence, which requires a medical exam, theory and practical tests, and being at least 21 with two years’ driving experience. – MiDAS (Minibus Driver Awareness Scheme) training is often required, especially for community or non-profit driving, and covers safety, passenger care, and minibus …
