Licence Bureau www.licencebureau.co.uk is the UK’s number one supplier of Driver Licence validations services.
Licence Bureau was the first company to provide a business solution to the issue of checking driving licences in the UK.
The original online employee licence checking service process was created using the DVLA database in 2003 and endorsed in 2004 when the Health and Safety Executive launched a document called ‘Driving at Work’.
The business initially provided its customers with a website portal providing driving licence checking results only; this later included documentation validation for vehicles used at work.
In 2014 Licence Bureau launched a unique newmulti awards winning web portal, ‘Compliance Managed Services’ (CMS), which allows clients to access, check and improve their drivers quickly and efficiently online via an exception management alert system.
Services include:Company Employee Driver Audit, Licence Checking, Grey Fleet Management, Risk Assessments, Driver Training and Permit to Drive.
In September 2019 we achieved a key milestone in that we checked our four millionth licence since being founded in 2003.
If you supply vehicles, products, technology or services to the road based transport sector, this is the event for you.
If you are a fleet operator, policy maker, planner, government or non-government agency, this is the event for you.
If you supply vehicles, products, technology or services to the road based transport sector, this is the event for you.
If you are a fleet operator, policy maker, planner, government or non-government agency, this is the event for you.
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