The Best HGV Training Wickford

The entire HGV learning process usually takes somewhere between eight and ten weeks, but the practical side of your learning can be done as quickly as five days. Working with an experienced training provider like HGV Training Network is a surefire way to give yourself the experience you need to be confident on the road, as well as earn your licence.

We take a person-centred approach to your HGV learning, that includes our flexible finance packages. We work with you and look at your budget to figure out a finance arrangement that will allow you to get on with your learning without having to worry about the cost. We also arrange all your tests for you (including your medical and theory tests) so you can focus all your energy on passing.

Costs can differ from learner to learner, so if you’d like a more concrete figure please reach out to us at HGV Training Network and we’d be happy to give you more clarity about how much your studies will cost with us. This is based on factors like what specific licence you need, what vehicles you hope to drive, and how far along you already are with your HGV learning.

It’s probably not as difficult as you think. Some people think heavy goods vehicles are intimidating because of their size. But the truth is if you’re already a competent driver, all we need to do is build on the skills, experience and knowledge you already have. With HGV Training Network, we’ll help you reach a place where you’re confident behind the wheel of an HGV and can set out on the road independently and safely.

Our HGV training centre in Wickford will be the perfect place for you to earn your HGV licence if you live in the local area, so you won’t need to travel endless miles every day when you’re learning like you may need to with other providers. Or, if you have another location in mind, we have 50 centres scattered across the UK, so there’s bound to be an HGV training centre that’ll suit you.

Yes, you could. But you need to make sure you’re giving yourself enough rest so you can work safely. For example, you can work 7 days a week but the law says you need to take a 45-minute break after every 4.5 hours of driving, as well as not driving for over 9 hours a day. Beyond this, you’re free to drive on any day you like once you’ve earned your HGV licence.