Expert HGV Training Exeter

Everybody learns at a different pace. But, on average, you’ll spend between eight and ten weeks completing your training – this includes practising driving large vehicles and finally receiving your licence. But the practical side of your training can be completed in just 5 days. By choosing HGV Training Network, you’re giving yourself the best chance of passing with flying colours, because you’ll be training with experienced professionals who’ve been where you are now.

We’re always thrilled to see the incredible responses we get from our learners – with over 200 5-star reviews on Google, you can be sure you’re training with one of the most respected HGV training providers in the country.

If you’re concerned about the cost of HGV training in Exeter, or if you’d like a more specific figure, speak with HGV Training Network directly. That way, we’re able to discuss your specific needs, where you’re at in your driving journey, and how our popular Train Now, Pay Later finance can benefit you and your learning.

It’s not as difficult as you may think. Large vehicles may look intimidating, but the truth is if you’re already a competent driver, you’ll be able to build on the skills you have to drive HGVs. At HGVTN, we give you the tools you need to head out on the road with confidence, so you can drive to the best possible standard and represent yourself and the companies you work for with pride.

If you live in Exeter, your best option will be our centre for HGV training in Exeter – that way, you won’t need to drive excessive distances every day just to learn. But if you’re looking elsewhere, we have 50 professional HGV training centres scattered around the UK, so we’ll always have a location that’s convenient for you. You can check out our locations here.

You could, as long as you stick to the rules. There are laws in place to ensure drivers get enough rest to stay safe and do their jobs properly. For example, you can’t drive for more than 9 hours a day, and you need to take a 45-minute rest after every 4.5 hours of driving. As long as you’re staying refreshed and awake, you can drive on whatever days you like.