Get an app for phone or ipad. Called LGV Theory Test and Hazard Perception. Its Ā£6.99 but worth every penny. Also look at booking your CPC Module 2 which is similar questions to theory but a bit more detailed. Mod 4 Pete will do with you.
Phil1979:
Get an app for phone or ipad. Called LGV Theory Test and Hazard Perception. Its Ā£6.99 but worth every penny. Also look at booking your CPC Module 2 which is similar questions to theory but a bit more detailed. Mod 4 Pete will do with you.
The official dsa guide to driving goods vehicles, and profesional LGV drivers handbook,
try the library or buy them to keep.
I found both helpful.
good luck
richcfc1:
Can I also suggest that you purchase ādriving theory for allā itās a website.
Well worth the money for prep for your cpc module 2.
I second that. Iām using it in prep for my HGV theory & HP tests - covers everything in great detail with lots of modules and to practice what youāve learned
Iāve purchased the App suggested by Phil, it seems good!
Iāve been doing mock tests without training and the lowest iāve got so far is 79/100 which Iām happy with some of the questions I am guessing! So hopefully with some revising Iāll be able to pass! Passed the car theory first time so fingers crossed.
Canāt wait now. Been considering it for a couple of years so it feels great to know 2015 will start with some progress!
Iāve purchased the App suggested by Phil, it seems good!
Iāve been doing mock tests without training and the lowest iāve got so far is 79/100 which Iām happy with some of the questions I am guessing! So hopefully with some revising Iāll be able to pass! Passed the car theory first time so fingers crossed.
Canāt wait now. Been considering it for a couple of years so it feels great to know 2015 will start with some progress!
Have heard the story about the campervan
East coast driver training are who I used for class c and I will be back there on feb 9th for my c+e , I also got my cpc with them .
Hereās what I got for study etc.
EBay / Amazon is your best friend for these.
The official highway code
The official DVSA theory test for drivers of large vehicles
Driver CPC (official DVSA guide)
The official DVSA guide to driving goods vehicles.
The above are all books and I recommend getting the āofficialā stuff as thatās what youāll be tested against.
I the downloaded (android)
LGV Theory Test + HPT kit
The benefit of this is that you can practice anywhere, lunch,in bed on the loo etc etc. You do have to buy this but itās worth every penny (I passed first time with this app and I passed first time using the PCV version)
I also bought " The complete LGV & PCV theory and hazard perception tests" by focus media - this is pc software and pretty close to the actual thing. I registers your progress etc so you can see where you do well and areas that need improvement.
I got all of this from eBay, New and a hell of a lot cheaper than getting it from WHSmiths etc I think I paid about 50 quid for all of that and well worth it.
Mercedes sprinter on the edge of an industrial estate āDoctors on wheelsā
I get in the back, greeted by an Eastern European gentleman. āQuick quick fast. How you hear about this company? Take my card tell your friends I charge Ā£40, dont give this company any more money. I left Leicester at 7.45am, have driven to Sunderland, Manchester, norwich and now I have to drive to Exeter and Iāve not had a break yetā
He checked my vision from probably 6ft away, Iād read two letters before heād taken the card down. Checked blood pressure & then asked me my height and weight. Asked a few questions whilst ticking loads of boxes. Continued telling me how heās still waiting for some wages from August where he worked his day off & that he wants people to spread the word of him being self employed so they donāt give another penny to doctors on wheels. I quote ā[zb] this companyā
I was in and out in 6 mins according to amber waiting in the car, and relieved of Ā£51 for the pleasure.
Nice guy but I get the feeling he doesnāt like the company he works for!
Mercedes sprinter on the edge of an industrial estate āDoctors on wheelsā
I get in the back, greeted by an Eastern European gentleman. āQuick quick fast. How you hear about this company? Take my card tell your friends I charge Ā£40, dont give this company any more money. I left Leicester at 7.45am, have driven to Sunderland, Manchester, norwich and now I have to drive to Exeter and Iāve not had a break yetā
He checked my vision from probably 6ft away, Iād read two letters before heād taken the card down. Checked blood pressure & then asked me my height and weight. Asked a few questions whilst ticking loads of boxes. Continued telling me how heās still waiting for some wages from August where he worked his day off & that he wants people to spread the word of him being self employed so they donāt give another penny to doctors on wheels. I quote ā[zb] this companyā
I was in and out in 6 mins according to amber waiting in the car, and relieved of Ā£51 for the pleasure.
Nice guy but I get the feeling he doesnāt like the company he works for!
I had the same guy a few weeks back in St Albans,top man