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Sun, November 12, 2023 by EP Training Ltd
Applying for your provisional HGV license is a straightforward process, provided you ensure that all your application details are correct before submitting them to DVLA. To apply for a provisional HGV license, you will need to complete the D2 and D4 forms, which can be requested online. You must also include your existing driving license when you submit your application. Be sure to check the expiry date of the photo on your existing driving license.
Wed, November 08, 2023 by EP Training Ltd
When it comes to operating Heavy Goods Vehicles (HGVs) in London, understanding the rules, laws, and practical insights surrounding the city's restrictions is essential. From congestion charges and low emission zones to safety regulations and time restrictions, HGV drivers and operators need to be well informed to ensure compliance and a smooth journey.
Wed, November 08, 2023 by EP Training Ltd
If you wish to obtain an HGV license, whether for commercial driving or exclusively for private use, the first step for everyone is to apply for the HGV provisional entitlement. This entitlement is not automatically granted and requires individuals to have a full car license before they can initiate the application process. In this post, we will delve into the detailed process of acquiring your provisional lorry license.
Sun, November 05, 2023 by EP Training Ltd
As an HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) driver, it is crucial to have a solid understanding of road signs in the UK to ensure safe and efficient navigation on the road. This post aims to provide a comprehensive guide to the most important road signs that apply specifically to HGV drivers, covering various categories such as speed limits, weight restrictions, parking, and more.
Fri, November 03, 2023 by EP Training Ltd
Several factors contribute to this shortage. The occupation is often viewed as a last-resort job. The hours can be excessively long and unsocial. Despite claims on HGV broker websites promising £60K per annum, the actual remuneration can be quite disappointing.
Tue, October 31, 2023 by EP Training Ltd
Interestingly, the hazard perception theory test required for an HGV is identical to the one you completed when obtaining your car license. It may seem peculiar that despite driving an HGV, you're still undertaking a hazard perception test designed for car drivers. This raises questions about the test's relevance to an HGV driver's perspective and experience.