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Hi All.

First Post here..

This week I successfully converted from reach to VNA (MAN DOWN) I noticed on the theory test that their were about 7 questions directly related to the VNA truck. Where can I find a copy of a VNA Theory test? I have the reach and counter paperwork.

Thanks in advance.

Ps. I'm happy to share my documentation with other people via Google drive link.
  • Posted 2 May 2020 16:21
  • By Brad_Bishop
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  • Leicester, United Kingdom
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