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LGV
Category C1 (3.5 - 7.5 tonnes) |
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You can drive this vehicle from age 18; this category is for light goods vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes.
Training vehicles can also be Large Vans over 3.5 tonnes, enquire for availability.
Applicants to become a Paramedic will require this licence to drive any Ambulance. More
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1:1 Instruction offers you every opportunity
to pass successfully at the first attempt.
LGV Driver CPC required from September 2009
New drivers will require Module 2 Theory and Module 4 Practical Demonstration in addition to licence acquisition
Existing Drivers require 35 hours Periodic training every five years.
LGV
Category C (All Rigid
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NEW Drivers for category C after 10th September 2009 can drive from age 18 !! |
Previously known as HGV class 2 with three or more axles and class 3 with two axles. Sometimes called four, six or eight wheelers! LGV Category C now covers all Large Goods Vehicles over 7.5 tonnes regardless of axles or weight. More
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1:1 Instruction offers you every opportunity
to pass successfully at the first attempt.
LGV driver CPC required from September 2009
New drivers will require Module 2 Theory and Module 4 Practical Demonstration in addition to licence acquisition
Existing Drivers require 35 hours Periodic training every five years.
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LGV
Category C+E (Articulated Vehicles) |
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Previously known as HGV class 1.
now known as LGV category C+E.
you will need this licence to drive any articulated or draw bar vehicle.
Category C has to be taken prior to upgrading to C+E and there is no restriction or time delay between passing the ‘C’ test and ‘C+E’.
1:1 Instruction
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Training courses generally depend on your previous knowledge and experience of large vehicles, and we have great success with new category C drivers going onto C+ E Full size Articulated or Drawbar vehicles. More Info
1:1 Instruction offers you every opportunity
to pass successfully at the first attempt.
LGV driver CPC required from September 2009
New drivers will require Module 2 Theory and Module 4 Practical Demonstration in addition to licence acquisition
Existing Drivers require 35 hours Periodic training every five years.
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