Description

• This is a complete package for anyone wanting to drive a C (rigid / class 2) Large Goods Vehicle. (This does not include the Driver CPC – See our other packages to add this).
  (N.B. You need to have the C licence before going on to take the C+E (artic/class 1) test).

What you’ll achieve:

• On completion of this course and all tests are passed, you will be licensed to drive any rigid LGV/HGV vehicle up to what is referred to as 32 tonne 8 wheeler, but actually you could drive a much larger vehicle with more axles such as a mobile crane of any weight. To be able to tow a trailer over 750kg with a C vehicle you’d have to pass the C+E test.

Duration:

• 6-8 weeks, depending how quickly we can get you appointments and how efficient the DVLA are at sending your provisional licence back. (Most people only need to take 3 or 4 days off work during this time.)

This package includes:

• Medical (Booked at a date and time to suit you).
• Provisional Paperwork (We’ll help you fill this in).
• Theory test booking service (Let us take the stress out of booking the 2 theory tests you need to pass).
• 2 x 2hr evening classroom theory test preparation lesson. (In conjunction with studying in your own time, our instructor will explain the more confusing elements of the theory test).
• Login access for the Driving Theory 4 All theory study website
• Driving Theory 4 All study app for your phone or tablet
• 2 Theory Test Fees (LGV Multiple Choice, and LGV Hazard Perception).
• 20 hours of vehicle and instructor hire (All our LGV training vehicles have automatic gearboxes. From April 2014  you get a full manual licence even if you take it in an auto, as long as you passed your car test in a manual).
• DVSA Practical Driving Test Fee
• VAT which is payable on the training costs. (Medicals and test fees are exempt from VAT)

Requirements:

• You must be 18 or over.
• Have a UK car driving licence.
• You must bring your driving licence with you when going for your tests.
• Your photo card licence is in date (New photo every 10 years).