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DVS Compliant Truck Range

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The Direct Vision Standard (DVS) is a new safety legislation from Transport for London(TfL). From 1st March 2021, all goods vehicles over 12 tonnes will need a Safety Permit to enter Greater London, including vehicles from outside of the UK. Enforced by TfL, the legislation is based on a ‘Direct Vision star rating’ indicating how much of the area directly next to the vehicle a driver can see from the cab.

Looking for a five star DVS rating?

Look no further. The Scania L-series is ideal for tight city conditions with low entry steps, lowered driving position, giving great visibility which attains the maximum DVS star rating.

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Explore the range

Whether you're looking for a distribution or construction vehicle, we can advise you on how best to achieve the DVS rating you require. With an array of modular configurations, including our optional city safe window which allows for greater visibility, you can tailor your truck with endless possibilities. Speak to our team today and begin configuring your new vehicle below.

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Want to find out more about our DVS compliant trucks? Give us a call on

0845 0343034

Read our simple guide to DVS here

Scania's solution to DVS

Whether you need a camera kit, side bar or are looking for guidance on all things DVS - at Scania we have you covered.

Safety Systems

Are you zero star rated? If so, take a look at our Safety Systems to help you get your permit.

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Direct Vision Standard

Confused by DVS? Read our full guide on all things DVS.

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