HGV Jobs UK

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Large Goods Vehicle (LGV), or category N2 and N3, HGV Jobs UK is the formal term in the European Union for goods vehicles (i.e. lorries) with a maximum allowed mass (MAM) over 3.5 tonnes. Category N2 is up to 12 t, category N3 greater than 12 t.

The former term Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) is still very commonly used. The term HGV Jobs UK was changed from HGV to LGV as not all countries in Europe had a word for heavy.[citation needed]

Driver's licencing HGV Jobs UK

The LGV driver's licence is divided into four categories:

Category C1 HGV Jobs UK (effectively the new HGV Class 3 in the UK, the old HGV Class 3 being any 2 axle goods vehicle over 7.5t) allows the holder to drive a vehicle with a maximum authorised mass (gross vehicle weight) between HGV Jobs UK 3.5 t-7.5 t (3500 kg - 7500 kg) with a HGV Jobs UK trailer up to 750 kg maximum authorised mass. This licence can be obtained at 18 years of age.

Category C1+E HGV Jobs UK allows the holder to drive a vehicle with a maximum authorised mass (gross vehicle weight) between 3.5 t-7.5 t (3500 kg - 7500 kg) with a trailer over 750 kg maximum authorised mass, provided that the maximum authorised HGV Jobs UK mass of the trailer does not exceed the unladen mass of the vehicle being driven and the combined maximum authorised mass of both the vehicle and trailer does not exceed 12 t (12000 kg).