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Capacité Transport Marchandises · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Réglementation des transports routiers nationaux et internationaux

  • List the categories of national road transport authorisations and state which activity each covers

  • Distinguish cabotage rules from bilateral and multilateral transport regimes

  • Outline the licensing conditions for road haulage operators and the obligations attached to the licence

  • Explain the rules on vehicle weights and dimensions applicable to national and international journeys

Your checkpoint

A one-page comparison table of transport regimes (national, bilateral, multilateral, cabotage) with the authorisation required and the main obligations for each

Week 2

Réglementation des transports routiers nationaux et internationaux & Normes techniques et sécurité routière

  • Describe the driving and rest time rules for professional drivers and how they interact with tachograph recording

  • Identify the documents that must be carried on board during a national and an international journey

  • Explain the principles of load securing and the consequences of non-compliance

  • Summarise the technical inspection and roadworthiness obligations for goods vehicles

Your checkpoint

A checklist of on-board documents and technical compliance points a driver must verify before departure, with the rule source noted for each item

Week 3

Droit civil et commercial

  • Distinguish the main types of commercial contract used in haulage and state the obligations of each party

  • Explain how liability of the carrier arises and the main grounds for exoneration

  • Compare the rules on compensation for loss, damage and delay under the applicable conventions

  • Identify the rules on late payment and its consequences between businesses

Your checkpoint

A case-note style summary of three hypothetical scenarios (loss, damage, delay) stating which party is liable, on what basis, and how compensation is calculated

Week 4

Droit social et réglementation du travail

  • Map the employment law rules that apply to drivers, including contract form and working time

  • Explain the rules on night work, breaks and weekly rest specific to road transport

  • Describe the disciplinary and termination process and the pitfalls to avoid

  • Outline health and safety obligations of the employer towards drivers

Your checkpoint

A written procedure of no more than two pages for planning a driver's weekly schedule that complies with working time and rest rules, with the legal basis cited

Week 5

Droit fiscal et gestion financière de l'entreprise

  • Identify the main taxes affecting a haulage business and the basis on which each is calculated

  • Explain VAT rules on transport services, including place of supply for cross-border work

  • Read a simplified profit and loss account and a balance sheet and calculate key ratios

  • Describe how to build a cost price per kilometre and monitor it against revenue

Your checkpoint

A cost-per-kilometre model for a single vehicle with all cost lines itemised, plus a short note on which costs are fixed and which are variable

Week 6

Accès au marché et aux professions & Gestion commerciale et marketing

  • State the conditions of access to the occupation of road haulage operator and the evidence required

  • Explain the good repute requirement and the events that can affect it

  • Describe the main market segments in haulage and the criteria shippers use to select a carrier

  • Draft the elements of a commercial offer that answers a shipper's selection criteria

Your checkpoint

A one-page commercial proposal responding to a fictitious shipper's brief, plus a short justification of how it addresses the shipper's stated selection criteria

Week 7

Normes techniques et sécurité routière & Droit social et réglementation du travail

  • Review the technical rules on vehicle maintenance intervals and defect recording

  • Explain driver qualification and periodic training obligations

  • Recap the interaction between driving time, rest time and working time in a single weekly plan

  • Solve timed multiple-choice questions on technical and social rules and record the error patterns

Your checkpoint

A timed 40-question mock section on domains 2 and 6, scored, with a written list of every error and the correct rule behind it

Week 8

Réglementation des transports routiers nationaux et internationaux & Droit civil et commercial & Droit fiscal et gestion financière de l'entreprise

  • Consolidate the heaviest domain by re-testing the rules that were most often missed in earlier weeks

  • Run two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions

  • Re-read only the error lists produced in weeks 1 to 7 and correct each remaining gap

  • Build a final one-page revision sheet covering the rules most likely to be tested

Your checkpoint

Two completed full mock exams with scores recorded, plus a one-page final revision sheet covering the highest-risk rules across domains 1, 3 and 7

Milestones

Week 2: Can state, without notes, the authorisation required for a given national or international journey and list the documents to be carried

Week 4: Scores at least 70% on a self-made 20-question test covering domains 1, 2 and 7 combined

Week 6: Can calculate a cost per kilometre and a VAT treatment for a cross-border transport service without reference material

Week 8: Scores at least 75% on both full-length mock exams, with no domain below 60%