Driver Training Information

We only provide for non-commercial requirements so NOT for lorry drivers. This means Emergency Services, private use and some non-commercial vehicles where driver CPC is not required.
To obtain a provisional licence for category C1, you will need forms D2 Licence Application and D4 Medical Examination form. These can also be obtained from a Post Office but a request to the DVLA for a D2 D4 pack may be easier. Your medical will have to be paid for but the application is free. Search "LGV medical near me" and expect to pay around £60
Once you have sent the forms off and have your provisional entitlement, you can now book your LGV theory and hazard tests.
When you have completed the LGV theory and hazard perception tests, you can now confirm a booking for your practical training and test. Our standard course comprises of two full days' training on a one to one basis with test on the third day.
Driver CPC is not required for emergency services so no need to apply for the CPC module 2 case studies test.