Expert HGV Training Grimsby

Everyone learns at a different pace, but on average it takes learners between eight and ten weeks to complete their training – but the practical side of things can be completed as quickly as just five days! Working with an experienced, reliable HGV training provider like HGV Training Network is the best way to get you where you want to be, as quickly as possible, so you can start reaping the benefits sooner.

We like to think we go the extra mile for all our students, taking a more personal approach than other training providers – ensuring you’re equipped with the skills and support you need from the word ‘go’. That support doesn’t end once you’ve earned your licence, either. Working with our recruitment partner Blue Arrow, we’ll help you source your very first driving job, catered to your needs.

If you’d like to know more about the cost of HGV training in Grimsby, get in touch with the HGV Training Network team today. That way, we’ll be able to determine where you’re at in your driving journey and give you a much more specific quote, as well as explore options that are open to you with our Train Now, Pay Later finance.

It’s not as difficult as you may think. Even though some people take to it quicker than others, if you’re already a good driver with years of experience behind the wheel, there’s no reason you can’t take those skills and apply them to drive HGVs. With a little extra practice, knowledge and support, you’ll be able to drive heavy goods vehicles in no time.

If you live in or around Grimsby, our centre of HGV training in Grimsby is the perfect choice for you. That way, you won’t need to travel countless miles every week as you learn. But if you live in another area, feel free to explore all our other amazing locations – we have 50 centres scattered across the UK.

HGV drivers enjoy some of the most flexible schedules around, meaning you could work 7 days a week if you wanted to. But there are rules regarding rest you need to follow by law, to make sure you’re safe while driving. This includes not exceeding 9 hours of driving a day, as well as taking a 45-minute break every 4.5 hours of driving. Beyond this, you’re free to work 7 days a week if you choose.