Andrew Martin
Transport & Driver Mobility Specialist
Hello, I’m Andrew Martin, a transport industry researcher and content specialist contributing to FastDriver.eu, a platform dedicated to supporting professional drivers, transport companies, and logistics employers across Europe.
At FastDriver.eu, I research and publish practical information related to Category C and Category CE driving licences, Code 95 qualifications, Driver CPC requirements, digital tachograph regulations, commercial driver careers, and European transport industry developments. My objective is to help drivers understand the qualifications, training, and legal requirements needed to work professionally in the road transport sector.
I also create detailed guides covering truck driver recruitment, cross-border employment opportunities, work permits, residence permits, visa procedures, and labour market trends affecting the transport and logistics industry throughout Europe. My content is designed to simplify complex regulations and provide clear, reliable guidance for both drivers and employers.
Through continuous research and industry monitoring, I strive to ensure that the information published on FastDriver.eu remains informative, practical, and relevant. Whether you are pursuing a professional driving career, obtaining a Code 95 qualification, understanding tachograph rules, exploring employment opportunities, or seeking guidance on European transport regulations, my goal is to provide resources that help you make informed decisions.
The content I publish is based on industry research, publicly available information, employer requirements, transport regulations, and official guidance where available. My mission is to help professional drivers and transport employers navigate Europe's evolving logistics and mobility sector with confidence.
Thank you for visiting FastDriver.eu. I hope the information and resources available on this platform support your professional growth and success in the European transport industry.
Latest Articles
Andrew Martin's most recent posts
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Belarus
Adding CE in Belarus: most category C holders now skip the theory test, then train on a minimum-size combination and pass a GAI practical ex...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Azerbaijan
In Azerbaijan, one State Road Police office takes the CE application, runs both exams and issues the card. Age 21, four documents, conflicti...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Armenia
Armenia allows CE at 19 with category C, but the international licence is only available at 21. Road Police exams, state fees, foreign licen...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Germany
Germany splits the CE licence between the Führerscheinstelle, TÜV or DEKRA and the IHK. Age routes, medicals, tests, the FQN card, fees an...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Andorra
In Andorra, the driving school files your CE application, and the SAAS medical includes a psychiatric check. What the Government publishes a...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in France
In France, the permis CE age is 21 or 18, depending on your training route. This includes the covered category, the approved medical, ANTS r...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Liechtenstein
Only residents can get a CE licence in Liechtenstein. How the ASV in Vaduz handles it: the 18- or 21-year age split, appointed doctor, exam ...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Finland
CE at 18 in Finland needs the full 280-hour competence course, not the short one. Age routes, F122 medical, the three-year permit, Ajovarma ...
Category CE Driving Licence and Vatican City: What Applies
Vatican City licenses only its own citizens and residents and publishes nothing on heavy categories. Why do Rome residents who work there ge...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Latvia
In Latvia, CE starts at 21, or at 18 with code 95 for domestic haulage only. CSDD exams, the three-year training window, residence rules and...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Estonia
Estonia’s CE licence: 21 on the standard route or 18 only after 280 hours of vocational training, a driving test in Estonian, digital heal...
How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Albania
Albania allows CE only from age 22, after a year with category C. DPSHTRR requires the listed fees, the CAP qualification, a five-year renew...