To begin HGV or PCV training, you'll need a provisional Category C or D licence, depending on the vehicle. This requires a D2 application form and a D4 medical form, which must be signed by a doctor. Once approved, you'll be able to book your theory and practical tests.

If you are just getting started, consider our no-stress, all-in-one packages and let us handle all the paperwork for you.

Timelines vary depending on your course preference and starting point. Once we help you complete all your paperwork, our expert one-to-one tuition will ensure you go from beginner to licence holder in 3-5 days.

Practical training commences once we have helped you apply for your provision licence and pass your medical and theory examinations.

To become a fully qualified driver, you'll need to complete the following DVSA-approved steps:

1. Theory Test - Hazard perception + multiple Choice
2. Driver CPC Module 1 & 2 (for new drivers using their licence professionally)
3. Practical Training & Driving Test
4. Driver CPC Module 4 - Vehicle safety demonstration

We guide you through each stage and handle all bookings if you select our complete package option.

We provide HGV and PCV driver training throughout Kent and surrounding areas, including:

- Maidstone
- Gillingham
- Canterbury
- Ashford
- Chatham
- Rochester
- Tonbridge
- Sittingbourne
- Gravesend
- London
- Crawley
- Thurrock

whether you're after a category C licence, C+E upgrade, or PCV driver training, our kent-based instructors and test routes make the journey faster and smoother. We'll match you with the nearest vehicle, local CPC test centre, and training times that suit your schedule.

Starting salaries for new HGV drivers in Kent typically range from £28,000 to £35,000, with newly qualified Class 1 (C+E) drivers often earning £40,000+ right away. PCV (bus/coach) drivers in areas like Maidstone or Canterbury often earn around £35,000, while some employers offer overtime, bonuses, and guaranteed hours.

Demand across Kent's logistics and transport sector is rising fast, meaning newly licenced drivers can get on the road quickly and start earning immediately.