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RTF welcomes CoF and licence extensions

September 10, 2021 by Bronwyn Wilson

The Road Transport Forum (RTF) welcomes Transport Minister Michael Wood’s announcement today that driver licences, Warrants of Fitness (WoFs), Certificates of Fitness (CoFs), vehicle licences and licence endorsements that expired on or after 21 July 2021 will be valid until 30 November 2021, says chief executive Nick Leggett.

“In our heavily regulated industry, paperwork matters,” Leggett says. “For that reason, since the start of the Level 4 lockdown, the RTF has been asking for a formal statement from the Government that the critical licences and certificates to keep drivers and the trucks on the road.

“That has arrived today and we couldn’t be happier. One of our big concerns was insurance cover, which is why this extension for the paperwork needed to come from the very top.

“The RTF has worked with Minister Wood and his officials and we thank them for listening to us and delivering this result. Level 4 conditions prevented any of these certificates and licences being processed.

“The end of November will soon be upon us, and there is a backlog for these certificates and licences, so I urge the industry to plan ahead to make sure they get all their people and trucks covered by the end of November,” Leggett says.

For more information contact:
Josie Vidal, RTF manager communications & government relations
Mob: 022 092 9353

Filed Under: Compliance, Freight, Infrastructure, Uncategorized Tagged With: cof, licences, transport, wof

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