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DVS2024 PSS (Progressive Safe System) – Fitted

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Ensure Full DVS Compliance with Expert Mobile Fitting Services Across the UK

Commercial vehicle operators face increasingly stringent safety regulations, making Direct Vision Standard (DVS) compliance essential for legal operation within London’s transport network. Our specialist DVS suppliers and fitters service provides the expertise and convenience that fleet managers and owner operators require to meet these critical regulatory standards whilst maintaining operational efficiency.

The Direct Vision Standard represents a fundamental shift in commercial vehicle safety requirements, particularly affecting Heavy Goods Vehicles operating within the M25. Non-compliance carries significant financial penalties of £550 per incident, making professional DVS2024 PSS (Progressive Safe System) installation a business-critical investment rather than an optional upgrade. Our certified technicians understand the technical specifications required for both DVS camera systems and Progressive Safe System (PSS) installations, ensuring your vehicles meet all current Transport for London requirements.

What distinguishes our DVS fitting service is the convenience of professional mobile installation across the entire UK. Rather than losing valuable operational time travelling to workshops, our qualified fitters bring specialist equipment and expertise directly to your depot, yard, or preferred location. This nationwide mobile service eliminates downtime whilst ensuring your commercial vehicles receive the precise technical installation required for regulatory compliance and HGV Safety Permit eligibility.

Our DVS camera systems incorporate the latest safety technology, including left side monitoring cameras, in cab display units, and audible warning systems that enhance driver awareness whilst meeting strict compliance standards. The Progressive Safe System installations feature advanced sensor coverage and moving off information systems (MOIS) that provide additional protection for vulnerable road users. Each installation undergoes rigorous testing to ensure optimal performance and long-term reliability in demanding commercial environments. You can choose from either AI camera technology or radar for the best suited to your requirements.

The investment in professional DVS2024 PSS (Progressive Safe System) compliance delivers measurable returns through reduced insurance risks, enhanced safety performance, and protection against regulatory penalties. Our experienced team provides ongoing technical support and compliance guidance, ensuring your fleet maintains its operational licence whilst contributing to improved road safety standards across London’s transport network.

Ready to secure full DVS2024 PSS (Progressive Safe System) compliance with professional mobile fitting services? Contact our specialist team today for expert consultation and competitive pricing on DVS2024 PSS (Progressive Safe System) systems that protect your licence, your drivers, and your business operations across the UK’s demanding commercial transport environment.

FAQ's

To improve the safety of all road users, HGVs rated below three stars will need to install the Progressive Safe System, from October 2024.

AVR Mobile Fitters can come to you to fit all the necessary equipment to achieve the required star rating.

Summary of Progressive Safe System

Improving indirect vision:

Camera Monitoring Systems (CMS) guidance will be updated to allow use of both systems. This will give the driver a wider field of vision and reduce the cognitive workload.

CMS fitted on vehicles must eliminate any remaining blind spots. This provides a visual alert of an approaching vulnerable road user and prevents collisions in the blind spot area.

Sensors must ensure full coverage down the nearside of rigid vehicles to detect vulnerable road users. They must not activate in relation to roadside furniture or stationary vehicles. This aims to prevent left turn collisions. For articulated trailers, sensors must be fitted to the front tractor unit but are recommended for the trailer where possible.

Moving Off Information Systems (MOIS) sensors must be fitted to the front of a vehicle to prevent collisions at the frontal blind spot zone when a vehicle moves off from rest.

Warning vulnerable road users of intended manoeuvres:

Audio warnings must be fitted to all vehicles, including those with left-hand drive to ensure all vehicles have the ability to warn of an intended manoeuvre.

Warning signage requirements remain unchanged.

Minimising physical impact of a hazard:

Sideguard requirements remain unchanged.

Direct Vision Standard (DVS) Cameras & Compliance Suppliers & Fitters

If you operate HGVs inside the M25 you will need a DVS permit or you will get a £550 fine per incident.

The Direct Vision Standard has been designed to make the streets of London safer for pedestrians and cyclists. The Direct Vision Standard affects ALL 12 tonne and above vehicles that enter London, with a £550 per day fine for non-compliance.

From March 1st, 2021 ALL vehicles over 12 tonne GWT will need to have a HGV Safety Permit to drive into the controlled area. To get a permit almost all your HGV’s will need TfL’s recommended safety equipment installing on them, including DVS compliant cameras.

AVR are here to offer you our expert advice and solutions to ensure you are compliant. We offer a fitting and installation service of DVS compliant cameras and solutions across the UK. We are DVS suppliers / Direct Vision camera suppliers and DVS installers/fitters. Divert Vision camera installers/fitters and can quote, and come to you to complete the work, we have a ready-made DVS pack which is both high quality and good value.

Here at AVR we can advise exactly what DVS compliant cameras and equipment your vehicle will need to satisfy the Direct Vision Standard.

Our mobile DVS engineers can then come to your premises to fit all the necessary equipment so that you can apply for your HGV Safety Permit.

DVS DELAYED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS

ENFORCEMENT TO START IN MARCH 2021

Enforcement of the Direct Vision Standard will now be introduced from 1st March 2021.

This was postponed to give affected businesses more time to meet the new standards as they face intense demands from the coronavirus pandemic.

GRACE PERIOD

TfL are also introducing a 90-day grace period to support operators who have ordered Safe System components ahead of the 1st March 2021 enforcement start date and are now experiencing delays in supply and fitting.

To benefit from the grace period, please submit evidence from the fitter on branded documentation with details of your appointment and Vehicle Registration Number, before 1st March 2021, to [email protected]

TfL will review the request and send written confirmation of the outcome. Once your Safe System equipment has been fitted, you must follow the DVS Permit Application process.

You must take action before 1st March 2021. Operators informing TfL of a delay after this date will not be eligible for the grace period.

DVS – Direct Vision Standards Suppliers/Fitters/Installers Q & A:

Q: Who supplies DVS (Direct Vision Standard) cameras & equipment for my London TfL permit:
A: Suppliers such as we are suppliers of DVS compliance camera and alerts. We specialise in this product, have highly skilled fitters, and come to you to install

Q: Where can I get DVS (Direct Vision Standard) Cameras for London TfL permits:
A: As above from approved DVS (Direct Vision Standard) suppliers and fitters like ourselves

Q: How do a get a London TfL permit for DVS (Direct Vision Standard)
A: Once we have supplied and fitter your cameras and alert you can apply for your permit on the TfL website, submitting photos of the work we have done, along with a copy of your proof of purchase/install

Q: how do I know if my lorries are DVS compliant
A: You can check this via the TfL London permit website

Q: where can I get my DVS (Direct Vision Standard) cameras and alerts installed
A: We are a nationwide mobile fitter service, and we will come to you to install the kit onto your fleet of vehicles on days that suit your business

Q: When do I need to be DVS Complaint by
A: Permits form TfL came into force 1st October 2020. Fines have been delayed until March 2021, however, permits still apply.

Q: What is needed for DVS (Direct Vision Standard) London TfL Permit
A: DVS pack, which must be a reputable brand, working and reliable, installed to the correct standard and specification as outlined by TfL and that consists of a *left side camera, 7″ in cab monitor. Left turn audible alarm, side alert sensors, large display sticker, low speed left turn CANBUS module.
*This is correct at the time of writing this, however specification may change, and if you are in any doubt and want to know for sure we recommend you contact us today to find out what the current regulations for DVS London TfL permit requirements are.

Q: What cameras do I need for DVS (Direct Vision Standard) TfL London permit compliance
A: you will need the equipment as listed in the above question, this information is correct at the time of writing, however you can contact us today to check for up to date information.

Please contact us for your DVS quote, and we will be happy to help, assist and answer any of your questions.

Watch our video to find out more about the Direct Vision Standard and HGV Safety Permits.Â