ROG:
mark4:
I’m also looking for a decent training company like yourself. I found this: gov.uk/government/statistic … est-centreIt doesn’t give all training providers but there are a good few on there and gives an indication of the national average pass rate. I have a training provider near me that says 93% pass rate. I find that hard to believe, but it could be true.
I’m also checking Facebook reviews and reviews on this forum. Failing that Peter Smythe has a high pass rate so is a good option if you really can’t decide locally, as I can’t…!!
I know from your other post that you passed car test before 1997 so my suggestion would be to use a trainer that has their LGV C practical training approved for dcpc hours so you can get some of the 35 hours under your belt
If you choose such a trainer and they offer 2 to 1 training then you can get 28 of the 35 needed over an all day course over 5 days for just a little extra money on top of the course price leaving you to perhaps opt for a 7 hour course on the driver regs to complete the 35
Thanks for that. I think the 35 hrs is better and driver regs definitely good to do. 