Frequently Asked Questions about GS Driver Training Courses
Choosing GS Driver Training over other driving schools is always the sensible decision, according to individuals throughout UK. Get in touch with us and we’ll answer all your questions as per your convenience.
FAQ
Q1. What do you know about the C1 Driving Licence?
A. The C1 licence allows you to drive vehicles weighing between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes MAM with a trailer weighing up to 750 kg. To be eligible for this licence, you must have a valid driver’s licence and be at least 18 years old. A C1 driver’s licence can be obtained at a reasonable price without sacrificing quality with GS Driver Training.
Q2. Essentials about C Driving Licence?
A. The C licence allows you to drive vehicles weighing more than 3.5 tonnes with a 750 kg MAM trailer attached. A car licence is required, and you must be at least 18 years old to obtain one and complete driver CPC. If you are not getting your DCPC card you must be minimum age of 21.
Q3. What can I drive with C+E license?
A. C+E also known as the as the HGV class 1 will allow you to drive category C vehicles with Trailers over 750 kg.
Q4. What is Driver CPC?
(CPC) Certificate of Professional Competence is a qualification required for driving for financial gain. Once completed you will be given DQC Driver Qualification card which must be carried on you while driving for financial gain if you are stopped and fail to provide your drivers qualification card you will be issued with a fixed penalty of £50.
Q5. How much does HGV Training Cost?
A. The cost of HGV Driver Training with GS Driver Training will depend on which course you decide to take and how many hours you require. We pride ourselfs on our affordable prices and exceptional customer service.
Q6. How long does HGV Training take?
A. The practical HGV Training usually takes about five days. Whereas the complete process, which includes obtaining an HGV licence, takes eight to ten weeks. Choosing the appropriate driving school, such as GS Driver Training, can make the procedure fast and affordable.
Q7. Why choose GS Driver Training for HGV/LGV Driver Training?
A. GS Driver Training has an excellent reputation when it comes to training individuals for being competent and reliable drivers. We offer the best quality services at affordable prices.
Q8 .Can you drive a 7.5-tonne lorry on a car licence?
A. Drivers who passed their category B (car) driving test before February 1997 have the right to drive a 7.5-tonne vehicle without taking any other test. They will have the C1 entitlement on their licence, which covers vehicles from 3.5- 7.5-tonnes. But you will only be able to drive this if you have CPC for financial gain. Unless your employer has an exemption eg armed forces, emergency services ect.
Q9. How do I get a C1 Licence?
A. Below-written steps to get a C1 licence.
- Provisional entitlement (D2)
- Medical
- Theory test
- Hazard Perception Test
- CPC mod 3a (reverse test)
- Practical driving test
Q10. How much does LGV – HGV Training cost?
A. Depending on your skills, ranging from £375-£5000. This is just an estimate and is why it is important to pick the right driving school from the start. For further details, you can check out our training courses or speak to one of our experts to put you on the right course for you.
Q11. Do you need a medical for a C1 Licence?
Yes, you will need to fill out Form D4 for a C1 licence. For detailed information go through the mentioned link.
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Q12. What licence do I need to drive an ambulance?
A. You will need a C1/7.5 tonne licence before you start ambulance training.
Q13. What licence do I need to drive a 7.5-tonne vehicle?
A. You will need a C1 licence which allows you to drive a vehicle up to 7.5 tonnes with a 750 kg trailer.
Q14. Do I need a CPC to drive 7.5 tonnes?
A. Yes, if you are driving for financial gain.
Q15. What is the cost for 7.5-tonne vehicle training?
A. Depending on the skills it may range from £375-£975.
Q16. Your Guide to HGV & LGV Training FAQs at GS Driver Training
A. GS Driver Training is available in UK within different regions like Hampshire, Surrey, Woking, Reading, Farnham, Camberley, Aldershot, Guildford, Basingstoke, etc.