Large Goods Vehicle

A1 Training Services provide professional training to the highest quality. Our courses are comprehensive, individualized and specifically geared to give you, the trainee, the very best chance of passing your test first time. With A1 Training Services you will be put through a carefully structured training programme under the supervision of a fully qualified and registered instructor.

Prior to the commencement of a training course we can provide assistance in obtaining a Medical Report, Provisional LGV Driving License and LGV theory test, we also provide a pre-course driving assessment to determine the duration of practical training required to meet the DSA test standard.

Class C1 (7.5 Tonne)

This course is for learners to enable them to drive a Class C1 (rigid) vehicle.

The ideal way of learning to drive an LGV is by attending a block course of training. This allows us to structure the course to meet your individual requirements as identified in the free driving assessment. Our aim is to gradually develop your skills and knowledge over the prescribed period of training enabling you to reach test standard by the completion of the course

A driving assessment will determine the duration of the course. A1 Training Services are able to offer courses flexible in duration depending on the results of the driving assessment.

The driver training course will include:

On the road driving tuition with a DSA registered instructor
Manouevring exercises
Awareness and Planning
Highway code
Vehicle safety checks

Driving Test

Your driving test will be booked for you and will normally take place on the final day of your course. The test will be carried out at a local Department of Transport Test Centre. A written report will be given to you at the end of the test.

Eligible candidates must be:

Fully licensed to drive a car (Class B)
In possession of a valid provisional LGV license
Physically fit

Class C

This course is for learners to enable them to drive a Class C (rigid) vehicle.

The ideal way of learning to drive an LGV is by attending a block course of training. This allows us to structure the course to meet your individual requirements as identified in the free driving assessment. Our aim is to gradually develop your skills and knowledge over the prescribed period of training enabling you to reach test standard by the completion of the course

A driving assessment will determine the duration of the course. A1 Training Services are able to offer courses flexible in duration depending on the results of the driving assessment.

The driver training course will include:

On the road driving tuition with a DSA registered instructor
Manouevring exercises
Awareness and Planning
Highway code
Vehicle safety checks

Driving Test

Your driving test will be booked for you and will normally take place on the final day of your course. The test will be carried out at a local Department of Transport Test Centre. A written report will be given to you at the end of the test.

Eligible candidates must be:

Aged 21+ (unless sponsored by employer on the Young Drivers Scheme)
Fully licensed to drive a car (Class B)
In possession of a valid provisional LGV license
Physically fit

Class C + E

Class C License Holder to Class C+E

This course is for learners who want to upgrade their Class C (rigid) license to enable them to drive a Class C + E (articulated) vehicle.

The ideal way of learning to drive an LGV is by attending a block course of training. This allows us to structure the course to meet your individual requirements as identified in the free driving assessment. Our aim is to gradually develop your skills and knowledge over the prescribed period of training enabling you to reach test standard by the completion of the course

A driving assessment will determine the duration of the course. A1 Training Services is able to offer courses flexible in duration depending on the results of the driving assessment.

The driver training course will include:

On the road driving tuition with a DSA registered instructor
Manouevring exercises
coupling and Uncoupling
Awareness and Planning
Highway code
Vehicle safety checks

Driving Test

Your driving test will be booked for you and will normally take place on the final day of your course. The test will be carried out at a local Department of Transport Test Centre. A written report will be given to you at the end of the test.

Eligible candidates must be:

Aged 21+ (unless sponsored by employer on the Young Drivers Scheme)
Fully licensed to drive a Class C vehicle
In possession of a valid provisional C+E LGV license (usually automatically added to a drivers license when passing the Class C test)
Physically fit.