does anyone know if the above named haulier has a website saw a article afew years back in one of the truck mags about them they have these t bonnetted iveco vans with sleeper cabs and pull a trailer behind the van total weight about 3 ton?? i know they have a tacho in them are they car or class 2 licence■■?
website location pics any info appreciated
scaniaman2006:
does anyone know if the above named haulier has a website saw a article afew years back in one of the truck mags about them they have these t bonnetted iveco vans with sleeper cabs and pull a trailer behind the van total weight about 3 ton?? i know they have a tacho in them are they car or class 2 licence■■?
website location pics any info appreciated
He’s no relation that I’m aware of, but I do know he does come from the Staffordshire area,
cheers davey mike at truckersworld had this pic i’m gonna text him later for some more info
here’s another pic 
It would be a C1 + E. The C1 denotes a vehicle of more than 3.5 tons, but below 7.5 tons (so therefore a 7.5 ton license) and the E denotes a trailer that weighs more than 750kg as long as the train weight is no more than 12 tons.
If the prime mover was below 3.5 tons, it would require a B + E license.
The B denoting a vehicle of no more than 3.5 tons and the E denoting a trailer of more than 750kg.
So, to clarify, no LGV license required.
Looking at the pictures, and you saying they need tachos, I’d guess it would need a C1 + E. Which, if you passed your car test after 1st January 1997, you would need to aquire a seperate license for with its own driving test.
Hope this helps.