Typically the driver will be looking to add the Category C to their licence so they can become a professional driver of a Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV/LGV).
By gaining your Cat C licence you will be automatically qualified to drive any vehicle covered by the Category C1 licence.
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This course is designed for individuals who have had previous experience and are confident with manoeuvring and reversing a rigid lorry.
This course is designed for individuals who have little to no experience with manoeuvring and reversing a rigid lorry.
This course is designed for individuals/companies.
If you have been unfortunate to have failed a previous DVSA CAT C test then this course may be ideal for you. Course timings will be discussed and recommended.
Please note, test times can vary due to DVSA availabilty.
Do you have a Cat C licence but haven’t had the driving experience in a rigid lorry for a period of time. This course is ideal for individuals seeking to gain confidence in reversing and manoeuvring techniques. The refresher course can be either a half day or full day.
The course covers with both theory and practical experience:
On meeting your instructor you would discuss any concerns you may have and what you would like to achieve from the Cat C training. The half day or full day training would include all types of roads including motorways etc.
Are you unsure about which course would suit your ability best. MK Driver Training offer a Cat C driving assessment. This assessment is designed to establish your driving & reversing skills prior to booking a Cat C Course. That way, with your instructor you will be able to decide which Cat C course suits you best.
Do you already have a CAT C category on your licence and you are looking to drive an articulated lorry? Click here to view our CAT C+E courses.
You will need Category B on your licence.
You must be 18 or older;
Prior to gaining your Cat C Category you will have to undertake a Medical and apply for a Provisional Licence, you will then have to pass your theory and hazard perception test. Once completed you are then ready to take your Cat C Course and DVSA Cat C Test.
Drivers of large goods vehicles (LGV), including lorries have to satisfy a higher medical standard than car drivers.
Take along a D4 Form for your GP to complete and with your completed D2 Form, send off to the DVLA.
If you are uncertain on where to obtain the relevant forms or are having any problems filling them out, please don’t hesitate to contact us or call us on 08004346238.
We can send all the relevant forms right to you or offer advice if you may need it.
Click here to apply for your CAT C provisional licence.
You will need to successfully pass a DVSA LGV Theory and Hazard Perception Test for the CAT C catergory.
Click here to book your CAT C Theory Test
The test lasts approximately 75mins and consists of:
*Must have your licence with you to take your test otherwise it will be forfeited.