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DVS (Direct Vision standards) & hgv safety permit guidance

The Mayor of London wishes to make London a safer place for pedestrians & cyclists, so from 26th October 2020 all HGV's over 12T GVW entering or operating in Greater London will need to hold a safety permit.


 The Mayor set out our plans to tighten the  safety standards of the DVS in the Mayor’s  Transport Strategy and Vision Zero action  plan, so that from October 2024 only HGVs  rated three stars and above, or those with  a PSS fitted, would be allowed on London’s  streets. The changes aim to further  enhance the safety standards of HGVs and  reduce the risk of serious collisions and  fatalities on London’s streets. 


 It is unlawful to operate an HGV more  than 12 tonnes gross vehicle weight in  Greater London without an HGV safety  permit, or to breach the conditions of  your safety permit. If you do not follow  these requirements, you may be liable  for a penalty charge notice of up to £550  (reduced by 50 per cent if paid within 14  days). This includes not adequately fitting  or maintaining the Safe System or PSS  equipment on your vehicle where required  to do so.


Overview of Safe System requirements for zero star-rated vehicles

1. Class V mirror shall be fitted to  the nearside of the vehicle

2. Class VI mirror shall be fitted to the front of the vehicle

3. Side under-run protection shall be fitted to both sides of the vehicle (except where this is impractical or proves to be impossible)

4. External pictorial stickers  and markings shall be displayed  on vehicles to warn vulnerable road users of the hazards around the vehicle

5. A sensor system that alerts the driver to the presence of a vulnerable road user shall be fitted to the nearside of the vehicle

6. Audible vehicle manoeuvring warning shall be fitted to warn vulnerable road users when a vehicle is turning left

7. A fully operational camera monitoring system shall be fitted to the nearside of the vehicle

 

*****Our Offer*****

Haines Commercials LTD would like to offer you the best deal possible to get you compliant so you don't have to pay those hefty fine.


 Price on Enquiry for fitting and supply of the system.


In partnership with Durite we also offer a 2 year warranty with all the parts.

Your kit will include:

7” TFT LCD Monitor

Side Camera

Reverse Alarm

Sensor System with Left Turn Speaker

Warning Signs

Rear Camera

This also complies with FORS Silver


Useful link:

 Direct Vision Standard: Guidance for operators (tfl.gov.uk) 

 

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