HGV & LGV Training Course Prices in Glasgow

What the price on each course covers

The figures above are complete course prices, not deposits or hourly rates. On the driving categories — C1, Category C, C+E, D1 and Category D — the price covers your D4 medical, theory and case study preparation, the study material, the hours of one-to-one in-vehicle instruction listed for that category, and the DVSA practical test itself.

ADR and Transport Manager CPC are classroom courses, so the price covers the tutored days, the course materials and the examination fee — the SQA exam for ADR and the two Transport Manager CPC papers. Driver CPC is charged per seven-hour day at £55, because how many days you need depends on how many of your 35 hours are outstanding.

Spreading the cost

Finance options are available on our courses, which is how most career changers fund Class 2 and Class 1 training rather than paying up front. Ask about it when you enquire and we will explain what is available for the course you have chosen.

Choosing between categories on price

If your budget is the deciding factor, Category C at £1,695 is the usual starting point: it is the licence most Glasgow employers advertise for, and you can upgrade to C+E later once you are earning. Going straight to C+E at £2,895 costs more up front but avoids paying for two sets of tests.

C1 at £995 is the cheapest lorry entitlement, but it stops at 7,500kg — worth checking against the vehicle you actually need to drive before you book. On the passenger side, Category D at £1,695 also grants D1, so it is better value than taking D1 at £995 first if you know you want full bus work.

Add-ons matter too. ADR from £496 and Driver CPC at £55 a day are what turn a new licence into paid work, and Module 4 at £199 is required before you can drive professionally.

Prices are those published for our current courses. Confirm the exact figure for your combination of courses when you book.