Every professional HGV, LGV and PSV driver must complete 35 hours of periodic training every five years to keep their Driver Qualification Card valid. For an operator, that means planning training for a whole workforce, keeping vehicles on the road while it happens, and holding records that stand up to scrutiny.
Group training is the most efficient way to do that. Instead of sending drivers to separate courses on different dates, you book a session for your team and we bring the training to you. Your drivers learn together, discuss the issues they face on your routes, and leave with the same understanding of the standards you expect.
Our sessions are built around real transport operations. Instructors use examples drawn from goods and passenger fleets, encourage open discussion, and focus on the habits that reduce incidents, protect your operator licence and cut running costs.
We offer flexible training options across the UK to suit individual drivers and company teams.
Classroom Training: Delivered at our approved training centres nationwide. Ideal for drivers who prefer interactive, face-to-face learning.
On-Site Training: We can deliver training at your premises, reducing downtime and allowing your drivers to learn in a familiar environment.
Online CPC Courses: Our live virtual sessions allow you to complete training remotely while still engaging directly with instructors.
All formats are JAUPT approved and count fully towards your periodic CPC Training hours.
Each driver who completes a module has their hours recorded with DVSA, and the hours count towards their Driver CPC. Drivers can check their training record online, and we provide you with a clear summary of who attended and which modules they completed, ready for audit or Traffic Commissioner scrutiny.
Lloyd Morgan Group works with operators across the UK on training, audits, inspections and fleet compliance. Our Driver CPC group training draws on that experience, so sessions reflect how transport operations really run
We provide:
Contact us to discuss your numbers. We will recommend the most cost-effective format for the size of your team. Maximum of 20 people. 15 people online.
Yes. We can run sessions at each depot or bring drivers from different sites together in a closed online session.
Yes. We can shape module content around your vehicles, routes, procedures and any recurring issues such as tachograph infringements or defect reporting.
The 35 hours must be completed before the expiry date on each driver’s Driver Qualification Card. If a card lapses, the driver cannot drive professionally until the outstanding training is done, so plan group sessions well ahead of renewal dates.
Each driver’s hours are recorded with DVSA. Once a driver has completed all 35 hours, they can apply for their new Driver Qualification Card. Drivers should keep proof of their training until the new card arrives.
Yes. Some modules focus on goods operations and others on passenger transport, so tell us your vehicle types when booking and we will match the content to your drivers.