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A Class 2 driving licence allows you to drive a category C vehicle. A category C vehicle is also known as a rigid body vehicle. Having a Category C licence, allows you drive rigid vehicles over 3500kg and tow a trailer up to 750kg. If you want to drive an articulated lorry you will need a Class 1 HGV licence.

Category C1 You can drive vehicles between 3,500 and 7,500kg MAM (with a trailer up to 750kg).

Drivers that got their regular driving licence before 1 January 1997 automatically received a C1 category licence. However, a licence is taken away when a driver gets to 70 and needs to be renewed.

Adding categories to your driving licence Pass your car (B) driving test. Have provisional entitlement for the category of vehicle you want to drive. Pass the driving test for the new category to get full entitlement.

A category C1 driving licence is required to drive a mobile crane weighing between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes and category C if over 7.5 tonnes.

Category C1 You can drive vehicles between 3,500 and 7,500kg MAM (with a trailer up to 750kg).

Driving a Motorhome at the age of 70 or over If you use the standard renewal procedure your C1 entitlement will be suspended and you will no longer be able to drive motorhomes between 3,500kg and 7,500kg until you have passed a medical.

Book Your Theory Test If you want to apply and get your C1 licence, three theory tests have to be completed. The three tests you have to pass are a case study, a hazard perception test, and a multiple-choice test. The case study takes about 75 minutes to complete. It contains seven case studies.

All vehicles on the Traffic Self Drive fleet can be driven with a standard UK car driving license (category B1), including Luton tail-lift vans and 9-seater people carriers.

Category B1 You can drive motor vehicles with 4 wheels up to 400kg unladen or 550kg if they're designed for carrying goods.

C1 Course (up to 7.5 tonnes) Before practical training and test you must pass a theory test, which consists of 100 multiple choice questions pass mark is 85% the other part is hazard perception, a compilation of 19 clips identifying hazards pass mark 67%.

A Class 2 driving licence allows you to drive a category C vehicle. A category C vehicle is also known as a rigid body vehicle. Having a Category C licence, allows you drive rigid vehicles over 3500kg and tow a trailer up to 750kg. If you want to drive an articulated lorry you will need a Class 1 HGV licence.

Category C1 You can drive vehicles between 3,500 and 7,500kg MAM (with a trailer up to 750kg).

Drivers that got their regular driving licence before 1 January 1997 automatically received a C1 category licence. However, a licence is taken away when a driver gets to 70 and needs to be renewed.

Adding categories to your driving licence Pass your car (B) driving test. Have provisional entitlement for the category of vehicle you want to drive. Pass the driving test for the new category to get full entitlement.

A category C1 driving licence is required to drive a mobile crane weighing between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes and category C if over 7.5 tonnes.

Category C1 You can drive vehicles between 3,500 and 7,500kg MAM (with a trailer up to 750kg).

Driving a Motorhome at the age of 70 or over If you use the standard renewal procedure your C1 entitlement will be suspended and you will no longer be able to drive motorhomes between 3,500kg and 7,500kg until you have passed a medical.

Book Your Theory Test If you want to apply and get your C1 licence, three theory tests have to be completed. The three tests you have to pass are a case study, a hazard perception test, and a multiple-choice test. The case study takes about 75 minutes to complete. It contains seven case studies.

All vehicles on the Traffic Self Drive fleet can be driven with a standard UK car driving license (category B1), including Luton tail-lift vans and 9-seater people carriers.

Category B1 You can drive motor vehicles with 4 wheels up to 400kg unladen or 550kg if they're designed for carrying goods.

C1 Course (up to 7.5 tonnes) Before practical training and test you must pass a theory test, which consists of 100 multiple choice questions pass mark is 85% the other part is hazard perception, a compilation of 19 clips identifying hazards pass mark 67%.

A Class 2 driving licence allows you to drive a category C vehicle. A category C vehicle is also known as a rigid body vehicle. Having a Category C licence, allows you drive rigid vehicles over 3500kg and tow a trailer up to 750kg. If you want to drive an articulated lorry you will need a Class 1 HGV licence.

Category C1 You can drive vehicles between 3,500 and 7,500kg MAM (with a trailer up to 750kg).

Drivers that got their regular driving licence before 1 January 1997 automatically received a C1 category licence. However, a licence is taken away when a driver gets to 70 and needs to be renewed.

Adding categories to your driving licence Pass your car (B) driving test. Have provisional entitlement for the category of vehicle you want to drive. Pass the driving test for the new category to get full entitlement.

A category C1 driving licence is required to drive a mobile crane weighing between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes and category C if over 7.5 tonnes.

Category C1 You can drive vehicles between 3,500 and 7,500kg MAM (with a trailer up to 750kg).

Driving a Motorhome at the age of 70 or over If you use the standard renewal procedure your C1 entitlement will be suspended and you will no longer be able to drive motorhomes between 3,500kg and 7,500kg until you have passed a medical.

Book Your Theory Test If you want to apply and get your C1 licence, three theory tests have to be completed. The three tests you have to pass are a case study, a hazard perception test, and a multiple-choice test. The case study takes about 75 minutes to complete. It contains seven case studies.

All vehicles on the Traffic Self Drive fleet can be driven with a standard UK car driving license (category B1), including Luton tail-lift vans and 9-seater people carriers.

Category B1 You can drive motor vehicles with 4 wheels up to 400kg unladen or 550kg if they're designed for carrying goods.

C1 Course (up to 7.5 tonnes) Before practical training and test you must pass a theory test, which consists of 100 multiple choice questions pass mark is 85% the other part is hazard perception, a compilation of 19 clips identifying hazards pass mark 67%.