The official DVSA theory test for large vehicles

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The theory test requires candidates to demonstrate they have a good knowledge of the theory behind safe driving. This app allows you to detect your weaknesses and make improvements without having the upset of failing the test, or the expense of booking another one. Drink driving, drug driving speeding and hand-held mobile phone use pose particular risks to road safety. Traffic Commissioners can suspend or revoke a driver’s entitlement, and also disqualify, if they have been reported for these offences. You should tell your employer immediately if you are found guilty of any new motoring offence. Operators have a duty to report all motoring offences committed in any vehicle to the Traffic Commissioner. You can finish the multiple-choice questions part when you’ve answered all of the questions. You do not have to use the full 1 hour and 55 minutes. Hazard perception part WORKS OFFLINE - The app does not require an internet connection. So you can revise anytime, anywhere without worrying about data. Passenger Carrying Vehicles ( PCVs), commonly referred to as buses or coaches, require a category D licence to drive.

The Initial Driver CPC Module 4 test takes place at the practical test centre where the examiner will test your knowledge in the following areas: Comparing tests in Great Britain in April to June 2023 (Quarter 1) with April to June 2022 (Quarter 1): Big Wheelers (South Wales) Limited are registered with the DVSA as a training provider and are able to book Driver CPC Module 3 LGV practical driving tests up to ten weeks in advance. Table 5: Passenger Carrying Vehicle ( PCV) tests by test type, Great Britain, April to June 2023 (Quarter 1) with April to June 2022 (Quarter 1) (DRT1101) Metric and time period LGV and PCV practical vocational test figures are always higher than the corresponding CPC practical test figure, as CPC tests are only required to drive these vehicles professionally. Non-commercial use of these vehicles might include, for example, driving a horse box. Publication of monthly data

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Some statistics on tests conducted in Great Britain are also published as faster indicators to monitor transport activity on a timelier basis for topical issues relating to transport. All on-road training will be conducted on a ‘one to one’ basis. The instructor will be focused purely on you as an individual, as you will not be sharing the vehicle with anyone else. In April to June 2023 (Quarter 1), 638,000 car theory tests were conducted in Great Britain, an increase of 1% on April to June 2022 (Quarter 1). The total pass rate was 44.6%, with 46.3% of females passing compared to 43.3% of males. The total pass rate for April to June 2023 (Quarter 1) was up 0.3 percentage points from the same quarter of the previous year. Table 2: Car practical tests by gender, Great Britain, April to June 2023 (Quarter 1) with April to June 2022 (Quarter 1) (DRT1201) Metric and time period Table 6: Approved Driving Instructor ( ADI) tests by test type, Great Britain, April to June 2023 (Quarter 1) with April to June 2022 (Quarter 1) (DRT1101) Metric and time period

This guidance will help you understand and comply with a few important rules and regulations around driver conduct and licensing in the haulage industry. It provides links to sources of more detailed information. Once your DVLA D2 and D4 Forms are completed, you simply post both forms off to the DVLA in Swansea with your current car licence, and within 4 weeks the DVLA will issue you with a new driving licence with the provisional LGV C entitlement.

The Official DVSA Theory Test for Drivers of Large Vehicles

You must tell DVLA and your employer about a notifiable medical condition. Most drivers who tell DVLA about a medical condition still keep their entitlement.

As part of this release, the format of the INS spreadsheet tables that accompany this release has changed to make them more accessible for our users. Statistics on car practical tests conducted in Great Britain are also published as a faster indicator to monitor transport activity on a timelier basis for topical issues relating to transport. to support your study, we’ve included a free copy of the Official Highway Code to revise from - access this offline wherever you are! Subject to test timings, training will take place in the morning with the Module 4 practical test taking place in the afternoon.The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Goods Vehicles or The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Buses and Coaches A Certificate for Professional Competence ( CPC) test pass is required by an individual, in addition to all other LGV or PCV tests, to drive professionally (as the main purpose of their job). CPC tests are not required to obtain a licence to drive LGVs or PCVs. The Driver CPC Module 2 Case Study Test is computer based. There are seven case study tests, each with between six and eight questions. The questions will be based on real life situations which you may encounter in your working life as a professional driver.