Following consultation with industry associations, Transport for London has stated that the grace period for compliance will be extended by three months until May 4, 2025. As planned, the new DVS standard will go into effect on October 28, 2024. Operators who are not compliant but can present documentation of an installation timetable will be able to operate in the capital without incurring fines until May 4, 2025. With installation dates filling up quickly, call Fleet Focus today to finalise your installation schedule and guarantee you are prepared for DVS 2024. 📧 sales@fleetfocus.co.uk ☎ 0800 009 3006
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