Training for Cat D with GS Driver Training is best if you want to drive a bus that can accommodate more than eight passengers at once, Driver Training can help.
However, you must first hold a Category B licence in order to obtain a Category D licence.
Courses | D 14 Hour course Includes DVSA Driving Test |
|---|---|
| Hours Taught: | 14 |
| DVSA test included: | Yes |
| Book | £1,362 inc. VAT |
| Course with Medical, Theory, Hazard perception & revision | £1,487 inc. VAT |
| Add CPC (includes all the above) | £1,837 inc. VAT |
Courses | D 17.5 Hour course Includes DVSA Driving Test |
|---|---|
| Hours Taught: | 17.5 |
| DVSA test included: | Yes |
| Book | £1,520 inc. VAT |
| Course with Medical, Theory, Hazard perception & revision | £1,649 inc. VAT |
| Add CPC (includes all the above) | £1,995 inc. VAT |
Courses | D 21 Hour course Includes DVSA Driving Test |
|---|---|
| Hours Taught: | 21 |
| DVSA test included: | Yes |
| Book | £1,884 inc. VAT |
| Course with Medical, Theory, Hazard perception & revision | £2,009 inc. VAT |
| Add CPC (includes all the above) | £2,359 inc. VAT |
Courses | D 14 Hour course Includes DVSA Driving Test | D 17.5 Hour course Includes DVSA Driving Test | D 21 Hour course Includes DVSA Driving Test |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hours Taught: | 14 | 17.5 | 21 |
| DVSA test included: | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Book | £1,362 inc. VAT | £1,520 inc. VAT | £1,884 inc. VAT |
| Course with Medical, Theory, Hazard perception & revision | £1,487 inc. VAT | £1,649 inc. VAT | £2,009 inc. VAT |
| Add CPC (includes all the above) | £1,837 inc. VAT | £1,995 inc. VAT | £2,359 inc. VAT |
For anyone looking to drive a bus that can accommodate more than eight passengers at once, Training for Cat D with GS Driver Training is the best option. This training program has been designed to provide drivers with the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and confidently operate a bus. It covers all the essential topics such as road safety, vehicle maintenance, customer service, route planning and navigation.
The course also includes practical sessions allowing drivers to gain hands-on experience operating a bus. The instructors have experienced professionals dedicated to providing students with the highest quality of training. With their help, students can be sure they will have all the necessary skills needed to become excellent bus drivers in no time.
With the help of GS Driver Training's PCV training in Surrey, you can improve your driving skills and become an expert at driving buses with more than eight passengers. If you want to drive a bus that can accommodate more than eight passengers at once, PCV training with GS Driver Training is the best way to go.
Located in Surrey, this company provides comprehensive training for Cat D drivers. With their experienced and knowledgeable instructors, you can be sure that you will receive top-notch training and guidance on operating a bus safely. This is especially beneficial for those who want to transport larger groups of people or those looking for a career in the transportation industry.
Cat D training is an essential step in becoming an accredited driver. It involves completing a series of PCV driving tests designed to assess a driver's knowledge and skill in operating a commercial vehicle.
The rigorous tests require the driver to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of commercial vehicle rules and regulations. They also must demonstrate their ability to operate the vehicle while maintaining its condition safely. With proper Cat D training, drivers can be confident that they are prepared for any situation.
Why choose GS Driver Training for a D licence?
People prefer GS Driver Training over other training schools because of the numerous benefits that are imparted by GS Driver Training in terms of a Cat D licence.
- Qualified Instructors
- DSA Approved
- Reasonable Prices
Cat D Driving Licence Requirements
- At least 18 years of age is required.
- One must possess a complete Category B licence in order to enrol in any of our PCV Category D courses.
- The first stage, assuming you already possess a Category B driving licence, is to go to and pass a PCV medical examination (unless you have already completed a medical for an LGV licence).
- You must submit an application to the DVLA for your Category D provisional licence after passing your PCV Medical Examination.
