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LGV
Category C1 (3.5 - 7.5 tonnes) |
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Age
18
Light Goods Vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5
tonnes. Training courses range from 1 to
6 days dependant on your previous knowledge
and experience, an assessment drive is available
to determine your exact requirements (C1
provisional entitlement is required).
Car Drivers Pre 1997 with C1 licence restricted
to 8.25 tonnes. Post 1997 Car drivers restricted
to 3.5 tonnes.
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ACCOMPANYING
DRIVERS / FULL CAR LICENCE HOLDERS
Please be aware that although you may have entitlement
for C1 on your licence, unless you have actually taken
the C1 test you are unable to sit next to a provisional
licence holder. More
info
One
Instructor to One Pupil training offers you every opportunity
to pass the test successfully at the first attempt.
LGV
Category C (All Rigid
Vehicles) |
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Age
21
All
Large Goods Vehicles over 7.5 tonnes, this
licence will enable you to drive any rigid
vehicle regardless of axles or weight. Training
courses range from 1 to 6 days dependant
on any previous driving experience, an assessment
drive is available to determine your exact
requirements; ‘C’ provisional
entitlement is required |
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The
new Driver “CPC” comes into force
in the UK and across all EU member states from September
2008 for PCV drivers and September 2009 for all LGV drivers.
And thereafter will require 35 hours compulsory refresher
training every five years to keep the entitlement. More
info
One
Instructor to One Pupil training offers you every opportunity
to pass the test successfully at the first attempt.
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LGV
Category C+E (Articulated Vehicles) |
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Age
21
Category C+E is needed to drive an articulated
or draw bar vehicle There is no time delay
between passing the ‘C’ test
and Taking ‘C+E’. Courses range
from 1 to 8 days dependant on any previous
experience, an assessment drive is available
to determine your exact requirements; we
operate full size 44 tonne Leyland DAF Artic
vehicles. Full category ‘C’
licence is required with ‘C+E provisional’
entitlement
More Info |
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The
new Driver “CPC” comes into force
in the UK and across all EU member states from September
2008 for PCV drivers and September 2009 for all LGV
drivers. This will require additional initial training
and 35 hours compulsory refresher training every five
years, to keep the entitlement.
The training requirements will have a major
impact on the bus and lorry training industries; consider
your training requirements well in advance Call Customer
services TODAY and be prepared for the future.
Considering
gaining an LGV licence? Call customer services now to
discuss your requirements.
One
Instructor to One Pupil training offers you every opportunity
to pass the test successfully at the first attempt.
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