Module 009
Road Emergencies & First Response
Know what to do when things go wrong on the road — your responsibilities, basic first aid, and how to handle accidents and incidents calmly.
DVSA reference 25459/2283 · last reviewed 1 June 2026
Who it’s for
LGV PCVFor LGV and PCV drivers.
Format
Online, live on Zoom — one 3.5-hour session.
How the price works
Booked on its own, this module is recorded as National CPC — £31.25 (one DVSA upload). Linked with a second module it makes a 7-hour International CPC day — £35 (one DVSA upload), which is usually the better-value way to do 7 hours. You choose the recording type when you book; it isn’t fixed to the module.
What you’ll cover
- What counts as an emergency
- Contacting the emergency services and keeping the public safe
- Basic first aid, including seizures and serious incidents
- Road rage, hazardous goods, and entering/leaving the vehicle safely
- Reporting accidents and incidents, and summoning assistance
Next available dates
The next scheduled public courses that include this module — soonest first:
- Tue, 25 Aug 2026 & Wed, 26 Aug 2026 — Protecting Your Vehicle & Handling Emergencies (split evenings). Covers Vehicle & Load Security + Road Emergencies & First Response. See dates & book
- Tue, 6 Oct 2026 & Wed, 7 Oct 2026 — Protecting Your Vehicle & Handling Emergencies (split evenings). Covers Vehicle & Load Security + Road Emergencies & First Response. See dates & book
- Tue, 17 Nov 2026 & Wed, 18 Nov 2026 — Protecting Your Vehicle & Handling Emergencies (split evenings). Covers Vehicle & Load Security + Road Emergencies & First Response. See dates & book
See the full calendar on the booking page.
Before the course
Your driving licence details and Driver CPC eligibility are collected by PSV Compliance and Training Ltd before the course, with your joining instructions — not on this page or at booking.
Next steps
- Back to the full module catalogue
- Book a scheduled course (shared modules, open to LGV and PCV)
- Ask about a bespoke course for a specific module, date, or class-specific content