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chickens | 09:29 Wed 12th Jul 2006 | Motoring
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If you lose your driving license can you still drive a forklift at your place of work?
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I think so, because it's a vocational licence rather than a DoT(?) one. Where there may be a problem is if employees are expected to drive FLTs on public roads.
10:23 Wed 12th Jul 2006
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yes, as saxyjag said its a different kind of qualification.

But again, not to be driven on public highways
12:20 Wed 12th Jul 2006
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If you drive only on private property you do not need a driving licence to drive anything, if a 3 year old could reach the pedals they could drive on private property.

Better tell the boss though.
16:58 Wed 12th Jul 2006
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Previous posters are right BUT there may be a condition on your employers insurance that specifies only people with current licences can drive. It's unlikely, but a possibility, so do tell your boss that you've lost your licence. If you don't and have an accident, you and he could be in bigger trouble.
08:07 Thu 13th Jul 2006

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