Driver training for police officiersDriver training for police officiers
Produced by Freedom of Information officeAuthored by States of Jersey Police and published on
22 June 2026.Prepared internally, no external costs.
Request 842600087
In relation to the driver training of police officers, can you confirm:
1. Do you deliver this in force?
2. Do you outsource driver training to another police force?
3. If (2) is yes, which force(s)
4. Do you outsource driver training to a private company?
5. If (4) is yes, which one(s)?
6. How many officers are in your force?
7. How many driver trainers do you have employed in force?
8. Does your driver training comply with the UK College of Policing prescribed training regulations?
Response
In relation to your request regarding driver training for police officers, the States of Jersey Police can confirm the following:
1. Delivery of Driver Training
Driver training is delivered within the force through an internal training programme aligned with the States of Jersey Police Emergency Response Driver Training (ERDT) framework.
2. Outsourcing to Other Police Forces
Driver training is not outsourced to other police forces.
3. Details of Other Forces (if applicable)
Not applicable.
4. Outsourcing to Private Providers
Elements of driver training are delivered in partnership with a private provider.
5. Details of Private Provider(s)
Emergency Response Driver Training (ERDT) is delivered in conjunction with a specialist private driver training company.
6. Number of Officers
States of Jersey Police currently employs 198 FTE police officers (as at 22 June 2026).
7. Number of Driver Trainers
States of Jersey Police have four officers/staff members trained to deliver driver training.
8. Compliance with College of Policing Standards
Driver training is aligned with Roadcraft: The Police Driver’s Handbook, which is endorsed by the UK College of Policing, thereby ensuring consistency with nationally recognised policing standards.