In the dynamic and ever-evolving world of logistics and transport, obtaining a Class 2 licence can open the door to a range of career opportunities and personal benefits. Also known as a Category C licence, the Class 2 licence allows drivers to operate large goods vehicles (LGVs) over 3,500 kg with a trailer up to …
Being a bus driver in the UK is more than just steering a large vehicle from point A to point B. It’s about ensuring passenger safety, maintaining punctuality, and navigating through the diverse and often challenging roads. At Commercial Transport Training, we understand the intricacies of this demanding yet rewarding profession, having provided bus and …
In the world of commercial transport, heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) play a crucial role in moving goods efficiently across vast distances. However, with this responsibility comes the importance of safety. HGV drivers not only need to have the skills to handle these large vehicles but also must conduct regular checks to ensure their safety and …
Are you considering a career in mini-bus driving? Or perhaps you’re already employed in the field but want to ensure you’re fully equipped for the road ahead. Mini-bus driving comes with its own set of responsibilities and challenges, but with the right training and knowledge, you can navigate these with confidence. In this blog post, …
Are you considering a career in professional driving? Or perhaps you’re already an experienced driver looking to enhance your skills and career prospects? Whatever your situation, understanding CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence) training is essential for anyone operating commercial vehicles on UK roads. In this blog post, we’ll explore everything you need to know about …
– To become a UK bus driver, you’ll need a full Category B licence, pass a medical exam, and obtain a PCV (Category D) licence – along with completing Driver CPC training and tests. – Strong customer service, communication, and attention to detail are essential skills – as the role involves interacting with passengers, staying …
– HGV training typically takes 8 to 10 weeks, but timelines can vary based on your availability, pace of learning, and whether you choose an intensive or flexible course. – The process includes a medical, provisional licence application, theory tests, Driver CPC training, and practical driving sessions, with CPC training alone requiring 35 hours of …
As an HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) driver in the UK, it’s crucial to stay up to date with licensing requirements to ensure uninterrupted driving privileges and compliance with regulations. One key aspect of maintaining your eligibility to operate heavy goods vehicles is the renewal of your HGV licence. In this blog post, we explore the …
When it comes to embarking on a journey toward a career in commercial transport, choosing the right training company is a crucial first step. Opting for a local training provider brings a host of advantages that can significantly enhance your learning experience. In this blog post, we take a look at just a few. Personalised …
In the bustling world of logistics and transportation, safety and compliance are paramount. For UK haulage companies, ensuring that their operations meet legal requirements and prioritise safety is not just a moral obligation but a legal necessity. One key element of this compliance is the Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) training. In this blog post, …
