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The Road Traffic Act 1988 (Police Driving: Prescribed Training) (Amendment) Regulations 2025

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7 Amendment of the Schedule

In the Schedule— (a) In Table 1— (i) in the first column, for “Standard response driving” substitute “Response driving”; (ii) in the heading of the third column, for “students ratio” substitute “learners”; (iii) in the fourth column, for “Two years”, in each place those words occur, substitute “Three years”; (iv) in the entry “Tactical phase pursuit (TPaC)”, in the second column, for “Five days” substitute “One week”; (v) in the entry “VIP protection motorcycle escorts”, in the second column, for “Five days” substitute “One week”; (vi) in the entry “Escorting vehicles (abnormal loads etc)”— (aa) in the third column, for “One to three” substitute “Three to six”; (bb) in the fourth column, for “Unlimited validity” substitute “Five years”; (vii) in the entry “Category B vans & passenger vehicles”— (aa) in the second column, for “Four hours” substitute “One day”; (bb) in the third column, for “One to two” substitute “One to three”; (viii) in the entry “VIP protection driving”, in the third column, for “One to three” substitute “Three to six”; (ix) omit the entry “Off-road motorcycling”; (x) omit the entry “Off-road driving”; (xi) omit the entry “Pre-surveillance motorcycle riding”. (b) In Table 2— (i) in the first column, for “Standard response driving” substitute “Response driving”; (ii) in the second column, for “two years”, in each place those words occur, substitute “three years”; (iii) in the heading of the fourth column, for “students ratio” substitute “learners”; (iv) after the entry “VIP protection motorcycle escorts” insert— Escorting vehicles (abnormal loads etc) | Every five years | One day | Three to six; (v) in the entry “VIP protection driving”, in the fourth column, for “One to three” substitute “Three to six”; (vi) omit the entry “Pre-surveillance motorcycle riding”.

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7 Amendment of the Schedule

In the Schedule— (a) In Table 1— (i) in the first column, for “Standard response driving” substitute “Response driving”; (ii) in the heading of the third column, for “students ratio” substitute “learners”; (iii) in the fourth column, for “Two years”, in each place those words occur, substitute “Three years”; (iv) in the entry “Tactical phase pursuit (TPaC)”, in the second column, for “Five days” substitute “One week”; (v) in the entry “VIP protection motorcycle escorts”, in the second column, for “Five days” substitute “One week”; (vi) in the entry “Escorting vehicles (abnormal loads etc)”— (aa) in the third column, for “One to three” substitute “Three to six”; (bb) in the fourth column, for “Unlimited validity” substitute “Five years”; (vii) in the entry “Category B vans & passenger vehicles”— (aa) in the second column, for “Four hours” substitute “One day”; (bb) in the third column, for “One to two” substitute “One to three”; (viii) in the entry “VIP protection driving”, in the third column, for “One to three” substitute “Three to six”; (ix) omit the entry “Off-road motorcycling”; (x) omit the entry “Off-road driving”; (xi) omit the entry “Pre-surveillance motorcycle riding”. (b) In Table 2— (i) in the first column, for “Standard response driving” substitute “Response driving”; (ii) in the second column, for “two years”, in each place those words occur, substitute “three years”; (iii) in the heading of the fourth column, for “students ratio” substitute “learners”; (iv) after the entry “VIP protection motorcycle escorts” insert— Escorting vehicles (abnormal loads etc) | Every five years | One day | Three to six; (v) in the entry “VIP protection driving”, in the fourth column, for “One to three” substitute “Three to six”; (vi) omit the entry “Pre-surveillance motorcycle riding”.

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