Having passed the LGV CAT C Practical Driving Test on 27/01/2017 I now need the Driver CPC to drive professionally.
However I am a little confused as to whether I needed to pass Driver CPC Module 1 (Case Study Test) and Driver CPC Module 4 (Practical Demonstration Test) to gain the Driver CPC Initial Qualification and acquire a Driver CPC Card or do I now complete 35 hours of Driver CPC Periodic Training to acquire a Driver CPC Card?
I passed my Car CAT B Practical Driving Test back in 1989 so have CAT C1 on my licence.
Having passed the LGV CAT C Practical Driving Test on 27/01/2017 I now need the Driver CPC to drive professionally.
However I am a little confused as to whether I needed to pass Driver CPC Module 1 (Case Study Test) and Driver CPC Module 4 (Practical Demonstration Test) to gain the Driver CPC Initial Qualification and acquire a Driver CPC Card or do I now complete 35 hours of Driver CPC Periodic Training to acquire a Driver CPC Card?
I passed my Car CAT B Practical Driving Test back in 1989 so have CAT C1 on my licence.
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks in advance
ephen1322.
You have a choice
Do 2 pass/fail tests mod 2 theory and mod 4 practical
OR
Do 35 hours periodic attendance training with no tests
Pity your LGV C training provider was not approved for C training because you could have got X amount of periodic hours for that
Just done my module 2 cpc case studys, if you read the dvla book and have a bit of common sense you should pass it no problem ! Dont let it being a pass/fail situation put you off
