Four days on a lorry is the gap between the job you have now and a trade with a basic of £28,000 to £50,000, before a single hour of overtime. The Road Haulage Association wants 60,000 new drivers trained every year. We train them, and we start arranging interviews the week you pass.
The standard way into professional driving.
£1,750 including VAT · 4 days training plus test day
Driver shortage and workforce figures: Road Haulage Association and Department for Transport. Pay ranges: industry salary guides, 2026.
Category C is £1,750 including VAT. A Class 2 driver's basic is £28,000 to £36,000 before overtime, so the course costs roughly a month of the wage it unlocks, and you keep the licence for the rest of your working life. That is the whole argument. Here is what everything costs.
Two drivers apply for the same job with the same Class 1 licence. One of them also holds ADR and a forklift ticket. That is not a close call for the transport manager doing the hiring. ADR, forklift, first aid, Transport Manager CPC, train the trainer, shunter courses, driving assessments and 4x4. Tell us what the job needs and you will have a price the same working day.
Tankers, packages, chemicals and fuel. It pays well precisely because not everybody holds it.
The qualification an operator licence legally requires somebody in the business to hold.
Counterbalance and reach. What warehouses, builders merchants and distribution centres ask for.
Workplace first aid for drivers, yard staff and office teams. Usually the cheapest line on a compliance audit.
Initial Modules 2 and 4, and the 35 periodic hours. Uploaded to DVSA within 48 hours.
Done here rather than farmed out to a clinic you have to chase. Usually inside the week.
Instructor training across every category we teach, for operators bringing driver training in house.
Moving trailers and units around a yard safely. What distribution centres need their yard staff signed off on.
An independent assessment on your vehicle type, with a written report. What agencies and insurers ask for.
Off road driving for utilities, forestry, estates, construction and emergency response teams.
Passing is the halfway point. Our trainers still drive commercially, which keeps them talking to the people who do the hiring, and that is worth more to you than any certificate on our wall.
The same afternoon, not once the paperwork has worked its way through a system.
Straight to the operators we work with and know are taking people on right now.
Interviews within days rather than months. Winning it is on you, getting the seat is on us.
Class 2 basic is £28,000 to £36,000. Class 1 runs to £50,000. Overtime, weekend rates, night out money and bonuses all sit on top of that.
To be clear about what this is. We arrange the interview. We do not guarantee the job, because no honest training centre can, and anybody telling you otherwise is selling you something. What we will not do is hand you a list of job boards and wish you luck.
Most training centres are staffed by people who stopped driving years ago. Ours have not stopped, and it matters more than it sounds.
None. Most of our learners have only ever driven a car. If you hold a full UK car licence and you are 18 or over, you can begin.
Your training days, your DVSA test day, and two learners per vehicle rather than three or four, which is the single biggest factor in whether you pass first time. Your D4 medical and the DVLA paperwork are handled here rather than left to you. All prices are including VAT, and the quote you get is the number you pay.
The order matters more than the total. Your D4 medical comes first. That goes to DVLA and your provisional entitlement usually comes back around two weeks later. Once it lands you can book your theory tests, and once those are passed you are ready for the practical block and your test. Around six weeks for Category C and around four for C1 or D1 is typical.
Almost certainly not. If the entitlement is still on your licence you need practice, not a new licence. Our refresher training covers exactly that, from half a day upward.
We arrange interviews as soon as you pass, with operators we already work with. What we will not do is promise you the job itself, because the interview is yours to win and anybody guaranteeing an outcome is selling you something.
Yes. Licences, Driver CPC, first aid and medicals on one account and one invoice, at our centre or at your depot from six delegates. Send us your renewal dates and we will come back with a calendar.
Tell us what you need and you will get a reply the same working day, in opening hours. Outside Mon to Fri 08:00 to 16:00, WhatsApp us or leave the form and we will pick it up first thing. No mailing list, no passing your details on, no chasing you for six months.
We will come back to you with a start date, usually the same working day. If it is urgent, call 07351 830268.
Just north of the city centre, a short walk from Buchanan Street. Come and look at the vehicles and meet the person who would be teaching you. Or ring us and a trainer will pick up.
Open Mon to Fri 08:00 to 16:00. Outside these hours, WhatsApp us or use the form.
Often the quickest way to send us a photo of your licence.
Glasgow G4 0LF
Scotland
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Not sure which licence you need? Send a photo of the back of your licence with your enquiry and we will tell you exactly what you already hold and what you need to add. It is the quickest five minutes you will spend on this.
One conversation and you will know which licence you need, what it costs, and when you could start. No obligation and no hard sell.
No obligation◆Same working day reply◆A trainer answers, not a call centre
RM HGV Training GroupHGV and minibus licence training, Driver CPC, ADR, forklift, first aid, back to work refreshers and D4 medicals, all under one roof in Glasgow.
22 Payne Street
Glasgow G4 0LF
Scotland
Open Mon to Fri 08:00 to 16:00
All prices shown include VAT, so the figure you see is the figure you pay. They cover the training days listed and your DVSA practical test day.