what is LGV2?

[reid]

in relation to driving?

 

i know what LGV but what size of vehicle is an LGV 2?

[scottg17]

http://www.hankstruckpictures.com/pix/trucks/len_rogers/2007/02/iveco-esso.jpg

in relation to driving?

 

i know what LGV but what size of vehicle is an LGV 2?

 

LGV 2 is lorries that are not articulated so say a non articulated fuel tanker as an example

Edited June 16, 2008 by scottg17

[reid]

in relation to driving?

 

i know what LGV but what size of vehicle is an LGV 2?

 

LGV 2 is lorries that are not articulated so say a non articulated fuel tanker as an example

 

so bigger than a standard drivers license would cover (standard as in 3 years old)?

[scottg17]

in relation to driving?

 

i know what LGV but what size of vehicle is an LGV 2?

 

LGV 2 is lorries that are not articulated so say a non articulated fuel tanker as an example

 

so bigger than a standard drivers license would cover (standard as in 3 years old)?

 

aye... 3 year old licence is covered up to a 3.5 tonne van(bout the size of a mercedes sprinter) think to do the hgv class 1 and 2 its about a grand

[reid]

in relation to driving?

 

i know what LGV but what size of vehicle is an LGV 2?

 

LGV 2 is lorries that are not articulated so say a non articulated fuel tanker as an example

 

so bigger than a standard drivers license would cover (standard as in 3 years old)?

 

aye... 3 year old licence is covered up to a 3.5 tonne van(bout the size of a mercedes sprinter) think to do the hgv class 1 and 2 its about a grand

 

cheers fella

[Mk6 Si Ross]

and you have to take hgv/lgv 3 test 1st i think

 

http://www.maunmotors.co.uk/pictures/dafcurtainp.jpg

 

before moving onto the lgv 2 (rigid licence)

 

then of course lgv 1 (articulated lorry)

[Barry-334]

I went from a standard car licence (3.5 tonne), to a LGV2, which lets me drive upto 30 tonne (rigid) - no trailers etc.

as said, total lost around £1000, but you have to do another theory/hazard perception.

 

hope this helps...

[reid]

cheers guys.

[noah_swann]

if you are over 21 you can go straight into raining for the class 2 (7.5t and above) if under, you'll have to do a 7.5t test then the class 2 (although you only ned to do one theory)

 

i think the bill for my training was £1300 but thats including the retest cos i failed 1st time round! without the retest i think it was about £1050

[Mk6 Si Ross]

if you are over 21 you can go straight into raining for the class 2 (7.5t and above) if under, you'll have to do a 7.5t test then the class 2 (although you only ned to do one theory)

 

i think the bill for my training was £1300 but thats including the retest cos i failed 1st time round! without the retest i think it was about £1050

 

wondered what the current rules were. getting quite expensive these days i see