2017年10月11日 · Category C1 is the very first basic level of HGV license. Most HGV drivers on the road will have a C1 license. A C1 allows you to drive a vehicle of 3,500 kilograms, as long as that vehicle is under 7.5 tonnes in gross weight.

A C1 licence permits you to operate a vehicle with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) between 3.5 tonnes and 7.5 tonnes. This includes vehicles such as medium-sized trucks, ambulances, and delivery vehicles, typically weighing between 3,500 kg and 7,500 kg.

What licence do I need to drive a C1 LGV lorry? If you want to drive a vehicle over 3.5t and below 7.5 tonne, you will need an LGV C1 category driving licence. For over 7.5t and up to 32 tonne, you will need an LGV HGV C Category driving licence. You do not need to pass the LGV C1 lorry before training for the LGV C lorry.

2014年10月21日 · C1 – also referred to as a 7.5 tonne or class 3 this category enables the licence holder to drive a large goods vehicle with a gross vehicle weight of up to 7,500kg with a trailer up a maximum authorised mass of up to 750kg. A driver can obtain this licence from the age of 18. Find out more on obtaining your Category C1 licence.

Category C – The Category C licence is the one held by most LGV drivers in the UK. It qualifies drivers to operate vehicles including tipper trucks, bin lorries, articulated lorries, and the heaviest of box trucks. Category C1+E – This lower-class licence covers vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes with trailers of 750 kg or more. This might ...

Try a random selection of questions for your large goods vehicle (LGV) licence which covers all the Highway Code sections. All practise questions are multiple choice and will challenge your knowledge of the road rules. Or pick a specific section …

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2025年1月15日 · HGV & LGV Licence Categories. While the terms HGV and LGV are interchangeable, licence categories determine the type of vehicle a driver can operate. The main categories include: Category C1 – Allows drivers to operate vehicles between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes, formerly known as Class 3

Have a UK car with the LGV C1 (7.5 tonne) or C (rigid/class 2) driving licence entitlement. You must bring your driving licence with you when going for your test. Your photo card licence must be in date.

With the exception of our C1 Van and our Minibus our vehicles all have automatic gear boxes and we continuously re-invest in order to offer you the best training resources. We are more than happy to advise further if you have specific questions about how we carry out our training, what the test involves, and any further questions you may have.