Drivers' hours, tachographs, the O-licence, contracts and CMR, VAT and vehicle costing, axle weights, PMI intervals and load securing: in your notes it's a wall of text. Here every topic fits on one page, with the drawing and what you need to remember. 66 illustrated pages.
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 11 parts and 62 topics.
You've read the break rule three times: 45 minutes, or 15 and then 30. You close your notes...
...and the next morning you're not sure if it was 15 then 30 or the other way round, or whether daily driving is 9 hours or 10. It was just one paragraph after another.

Here breaks, driving and rest are drawn as blocks on a 24-hour clock: 4.5 hours, then the break; 9 hours, or 10 twice a week; 11 hours' rest, or 9 when reduced.
And on the pages next to it every topic has its own: the haulage contract, drivers' hours, the four tachographs, the O-licence and axle weights.
First you understand why it works that way. Then the order stays with you on its own.

The exam, civil law, commercial and social law, drivers' hours, tachographs, fiscal law and financial management, access to the market, technical standards, loads, road safety and a final review: 66 pages, all drawn
Imagine this:
Instead of rereading half a page on daily rest without being able to picture it...
...you open the page and find regular, reduced and split rest drawn as blocks on a 24-hour clock.

And breaks, tachographs, the O-licence, axle weights and cost per mile turn into drawings and tables you can read at a glance.
You stop learning it by rote and start understanding it.
That's exactly what The Transport Manager CPC Sketchbook does. It isn't “just another manual”. It's 11 parts and 62 drawn topics, and at the end the frequent mix-ups, a case study method and an exam day checklist. Because what you see in order, you remember.
Because what your brain sees organised, it remembers.
What the TM CPC covers, the multiple choice and case study papers, how the pass marks work, and the awarding bodies and exam sessions.
How a haulage contract is formed, conditions of carriage, claims for loss, damage and delay, and the CMR Convention.
Sole trader to LLP and insolvency, employment contracts and workers' rights, employer duties, working time for mobile workers, and Driver CPC and licences.
Assimilated, AETR or GB domestic rules, breaks, daily and weekly driving, daily and weekly rest, ferries and multi-manning, and GB domestic record sheets.
Analogue to smart 2, driver cards and the mode switch, downloading cards and vehicle units, calibration plaques, infringements and record retention.
VAT and vehicle taxes, business taxation, credit and leasing, the balance sheet, profit and loss, fixed and variable costs, cost per mile and Incoterms.
The three operator licences, who needs one, repute, financial standing and competence, the transport manager's role, operating centres, Traffic Commissioners, cabotage and customs.
Plated weights and overloading, dimensions and abnormal loads, vehicle choice and emissions, the annual test, PMI intervals, walkaround checks and brake testing.
Load securing forces and friction, frictional and direct lashing, handling equipment, dangerous goods and waste, ATP and live animals.
Driver licences and medical fitness, traffic rules and speed limits, driver instructions and vehicle checks, and accident procedures.
The frequent mix-ups side by side, a method for the case study paper and an exam day checklist.
At the end of the book: Worked examples step by step, the frequent mix-ups, a case study method and an exam day checklist.

Test yourself on the terms: the word on the front, a one-line definition and a tiny sketch on the back, so you can check what you actually remember.

Breaks, daily and weekly driving, daily and weekly rest on one printable page, drawn as a clock and a calendar, to keep beside your desk while you revise.
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Drivers' hours, tachographs, the O-licence and costing, one topic per page, to revise in the evenings or at the weekend alongside your course.
A full run through the eleven parts in the same order every time, and at the end the frequent mix-ups, a case study method and an exam day checklist.
From the cab, the traffic office or your own yard: the rules you know in practice, now drawn from the operator's side, to keep to hand or print.
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You have 30 days to try The Transport Manager CPC Sketchbook and the two free books. If it doesn't work for you, tell us what didn't work and we'll refund 100% of what you paid. One-off payment, no subscription and no surprises.
By email, as a high-resolution PDF, to read on your phone or print. The two free books, 250 TM CPC Terms on Cards and the Drivers' Hours and Rest Poster, come by email too.
A one-off payment of US$ 27 for the book and the two free books. No instalments and no subscription. At checkout you'll see some optional extras; they're only added if you tick them.
For anyone preparing for the Transport Manager CPC in road haulage (goods vehicles) in Great Britain: drivers moving into the office, traffic planners, small haulage owners and anyone resitting. It isn't a beginner's book: if you already know the hours from the cab, you'll find the whole syllabus from the operator's side, including the O-licence, costing, contracts and a method for the case study. It doesn't cover the passenger (PSV) exam, Northern Ireland or EU-only rules. Have a look at the index above to see every topic.
Assimilated Regulation (EC) 1071/2009 Annex I (the TM CPC syllabus), Regulation (EC) 561/2006 and the tachograph rules as they apply in Great Britain (assimilated law), the Transport Act 1968 for GB domestic rules, the Road Transport (Working Time) Regulations 2005, the DVSA Guide to Maintaining Roadworthiness and DVSA load securing guidance, with fees and deadlines taken from gov.uk. Where a figure can change, like a fee, the page tells you where to check the current one on gov.uk.
No. It's an independent study book. It isn't produced or endorsed by DVSA, the Traffic Commissioners, CILT(UK) or any awarding body, and it doesn't give you a certificate: the TM CPC certificate only comes from your awarding body.
No. It complements your course: it puts each topic on one drawn page so you can revise it in the same order every time.
No. Everything in the book and the cards is written for this book; none of it is an official exam question. The book has worked examples and the cards test you on 250 terms; the 200 practice questions come in the optional Practice Sets you can add at checkout. Use them alongside your provider's mock papers.
Yes. It's an A4 PDF: you can print the whole book or just the pages you want to keep beside your desk.
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You don't have to reread the same page hoping that this time it sticks.
You don't have to memorise rules you can't picture.
And you certainly don't have to walk into the exam not knowing where to start.
There's a simpler way. And it's one click away. Now it's your turn.
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