Category C+E allows the holder to drive a large goods vehicle with a maximum authorized mass (gross vehicle weight) over 7,500 kg with a trailer over 750 kg, artic or wagon and drag Our courses run over 5 days with 1:1 tuition and your test is on the final day.
These LGV lorry driving courses concentrate on reversing, coupling + uncoupling the trailer and good driving practice.
All courses are designed with the sole aim of driving professionally beyond DVSA standards. You will be under constant instruction and guidance from our highly experienced instructors who have “been there, done it!”.
So, if you hold a full Class 2 (C) Licence, simply contact us to book the Class 1 (C+E).
Nationwide training locations
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4/5 days (inc test)
To gain your C+E HGV driving licence you must be over 18 years old and meet the below requirements.
Obtaining your HGV Class 1 (C+E) license enables you to operate the heaviest vehicles in the transportation sector, typically weighing up to 44 tonnes. These vehicles are commonly employed for both national and long-distance freight transportation.
Becoming a HGV driver isn’t just about getting used to driving a bigger vehicle. It’s about learning all the rules of the road, how to load and unload the truck safely, and how to handle tricky situations. Below is a breakdown of what’s involved in training to become a HGV driver.
From honing your driving skills to obtaining the necessary licences, we’re here to guide you through the training options, licensing requirements and career prospects in the field of HGV driving.
With a wide range of vehicle types and sizes falling under the HGV category, it’s crucial to understand which specific licence you need to legally and safely drive each type.
We’re here to guide you through the step-by-step journey of becoming an HGV driver. From understanding the prerequisites and choosing the right training program to passing essential tests and launching your driving career
