Driving a wagon will seem daunting because you’re still getting to grips with driving a car. You will be surprised how quickly you will gain confidence and experience in a car, which hopefully you will then be able to help you get your HGV licence.
Learning to drive a wagon is just as daunting as learning to drive a car, some would say it’s even worse due to the cost involved.
Look for jobs that can help give you an edge. For example, being a drivers mate will let you get used to being on the road in a wagon even if it is from the passengers seat, or warehouse work were you might be able to do a bit of shunting wagons around the yard.
Just be patient, get plenty of experience, and save as much money as you can, as chances are you won’t pass all of your tests first time! (As I’ve said before, took me 6 attempts to pass my class 2!!) And remember if you do fail, that’s not the end. Just learn from your mistakes and try again.
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