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a set of parallel wires in a computer to which the central processing unit and all input-output units are connected. Each separate wire carries the electric current representing 1 bit. Buses interconnect the parts of the computer that communicate with each other, such as a video card or modem.


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Prima offers specialised transport training packages which include NVQ Level 2 Road Passenger Vehicle Driving, Driving Heavy Goods, Passenger Carrying Vehicle Driving Training, Carry and Deliver and Driving Instruction NVQs.
You would need a Passenger Carrying Vehicle (PCV) licence and must meet the health requirements set out by the bus or coach company.
The man is abusive and often threatening towards staff and he has been told that he must comply with the national rules which govern behaviour on passenger carrying vehicles.
 
 
 
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