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Cat C is the licence you need to drive large goods vehicles. Popular uses for Cat C vehicles are larger horseboxes, recovery vehicles, builders merchants, town and city delivery vehicles and for delivering aggregate. Cat C training teaches you to drive these vehicles, and prepares you to pass the DVSA Cat C driving test.
Once you pass the Cat C test, the DVSA will update your licence and send you a new one. Your new licence will display your new qualification and allow you to drive these larger vehicles.
If you will be using your new qualification to drive professionally you will need a Driver CPC qualification, this will be arranged for you to coincide with your Cat C training course. You will usually not need a Driver CPC to drive for leisure, for example, driving a motorhome or horsebox.
Course durations vary depending on your experience and confidence. We encourage everyone to discuss this with us to help us to determine the correct amount of training that you will need to stand the best chance of passing the test, and have the confidence to drive these vehicles on your own after the test.
The standard duration of a Cat C course is between 16 and 20 hours, ideally spread over 4 or 5 days. We will always work with you to try and fit the course around your schedule.
We offer training across multiple sites covering regions including West Midlands, Herefordshire, Staffordshire, Cheshire, Shropshire, Wales and North West England.