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B+E CAR AND TRAILER
The category B+E, Car and Trailer licence is for drivers that passed their category B (Car) driving test on or after 1st January 1997 and wish to tow larger trailers.
This category will enable you to drive a vehicle up to 3500kg whilst also towing up to a furher 3500kg (Gross weight).
If you tow a trailer over 750kg you may need your B+E licence.
LGV C1 AMBULANCE
The category LGV C1 goods vehicle licence is for drivers that passed their category B (Car) driving test on or after 1st January 1997 and wish to drive a vehicle between 3500kg MAM to 7500kg MAM.
This category will enable you to drive an ambulance or horse box lorry up to 7500kg
LGV C1 HORSEBOX OR 7.5T
The category LGV C1 goods vehicle licence is for drivers that passed their category B (Car) driving test on or after 1st January 1997 and wish to drive a vehicle between 3500kg MAM to 7500kg MAM.
This category will enable you to drive a vehicle or horse box lorry up to 7500kg.
LGV C1+E
The category LGV C1+E goods vehicle licence is for drivers that passed their category B (Car) driving test on or after 1st January 1997 and wish to drive a vehicle between 3500kg MAM to 7500kg MAM and a tow a trailer over 750kgMAM
This category will enable you to drive an ambulance or horse box lorry size vehicle and a trailer, with a combined weight of up to 12000kg MAM.
LGV C
The category LGV C goods vehicle licence, also known as HGV Class 2, is to drive a rigid goods vehicle over 7500kg MAM.This is usually needed for large horse lorries.
Our Category C vehicles are all automatic, making your life easier.
LGV C+E
The category LGV C+E licence, also known as HGV Class 1, is to drive a rigid goods vehicle over 7500kg (MAM) and Trailer.
This can be an articulated or wagon and drag combination.
Our Category C vehicles are all automatic articulated vehicles, making your life easier.
PCV D1 MINIBUS
The category PCV D1 (Minibus) licence is for drivers that passed their category B (Car) driving test on or after 1st January 1997 and wish to drive a vehicle between 9 and 16 passenger seats.
Driver`s who have this licence on acquired rights (by passing their category B car licence before 1997) will also have to undertake this training if they are hoping to lift their 101 restriction and drive for hire and reward
PCV D1+E
The category PCV D1+E (Minibus) licence is for drivers that passed their category B (Car) driving test on or after 1st January 1997 and wish to drive a vehicle with between 9 and 16 passenger seats whilst towing a trailer over 750kg MAM
DRIVER CPC
All LGV or PCV drivers will need the driver CPC qualification to drive professionally.
Initial and periodic Driver CPC Available
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