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# Easy as HGV: Local, great value HGV Training made easy

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- [How do I know I’ve got the correct provisional entitlements on my licence?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/how-do-i-know-ive-got-the-correct-provisional-entitlements-on-my-licence/): Transcript
- [The Best Tips to Help You Pass your HGV Driving Test](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/best-tips-pass-hgv-driving-test/): There are a few different states to passing your HGV driving test, starting with the theory exam. It’s a good idea to study up as much as possible before you take this part of the test, and even try out some practice exams online. However, the theory test isn’t the main source of anxiety for most drivers.
- [Which HGV licence is right for you?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/which-hgv-licence-is-right-for-you/): Kirsty McNamara, Training Advisor: My role as a training advisor at Easy As HGV means I can support the candidates from the start to the very end of their training process. The first thing we do is I'll go through step by step with the form with them exactly what it is they need to fill out. To start learning with Easy As HGV the entire process begins with the qualification you're looking to to get into.
- [What does tramping mean in long-distance HGV driving, and is it right for you?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/tramping-long-distance-hgv-driving/): In HGV driving, tramping means long-distance HGV driving where you stay overnight in your cab or at rest stops instead of returning home each evening. Tramping suits drivers who enjoy travel, want higher pay, and don't mind spending several nights a week on the road. It isn't the only HGV lifestyle on offer, so it's worth weighing it up against trunking and day work before you book your training. At Easy As HGV we help people to change careers and move into better paid work. We handle everything from your first call to getting your licence.
- [Bootcamp, driving school or fully managed package: which HGV training route is right for you?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/hgv-training-route-bootcamp-school-package/): An HGV bootcamp offers government funded training but comes with strict eligibility criteria and limited administrative support. A driving school handles your practical learning and test, leaving you to manage medicals, theory tests, and CPC training on your own. A fully managed package like Easy as HGV is the most comprehensive HGV training route, assisting with everything from your provisional licence forms to your first job application, so you can focus entirely on passing your test. 
- [Women in Logistics: A Practical Guide to HGV Training for Women](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/guide-to-hgv-training-for-women/): Women are currently 7.7% more likely to pass their HGV test than men, yet female drivers make up just 1% of the UK's HGV workforce. This guide is designed to help female beginners to find good HGV training for women by outlining the process, explaining training options, and assessing job opportunities and working conditions. 
- [How often should I check my CPC to stay up to date?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/check-my-cpc-to-stay-up-to-date/): To keep up to date with periodic CPC (Certificate of Professional Competence) for HGV drivers, you should set reminders to ‘check my CPC’ at least annually. You can do this on the Gov.uk website. UK regulations state that you must complete 35 hours of learning over every 5 year period to retain your Driver CPC Card (also known as a Driver Qualification Card, or DQC). It’s best to spread out your training courses so that you undertake 7 hours of training each year.
- [How the latest CPC qualification changes affect drivers in 2026](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/how-cpc-qualification-changes-affect-drivers/): 2025 saw the introduction of National and International CPC qualifications for professional HGV drivers. While international CPC remains mainly unchanged, National CPC gives more flexibility of learning, shorter courses, and targeted learning content. The new module ‘Return to Driving’ allows a driver to return to work after 7 hours of training if their CPC is lapsed for under 2 years.
- [What the logistics industry can learn from gender pass rate data](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/logistics-industry-gender-pass-rate-data/): So, when we dug into the latest DVSA gender pass rate data and spotted something fascinating, we couldn’t resist sharing it. According to our analysis of Government released data, women are currently 7.7% more likely to pass their HGV test than men.
- [Driving Success in the North West: HGV Training in Cheshire and Essential Learning Tips](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/driving-success-in-the-north-west-hgv-training-in-cheshire-and-essential-learning-tips/): Cheshire, with its prime location bordering the industrial heartlands of Greater Manchester and Merseyside, and its easy access to the M6 motorway, is a vital node in the UK's logistics chain. This strategic position guarantees a steady and substantial demand for skilled Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) drivers. If you're looking to start a new career with excellent long-term prospects, focusing your HGV training in Cheshire is a highly advisable move.
- [The quality of UK roads and road improvement projects underway](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/uk-road-improvement-projects/): The state of Britain's road network directly impacts every professional HGV driver using our national highways. Poor road conditions, inadequate capacity, and unreliable connections both slow down deliveries and cost the economy billions each year. As we look ahead to major road improvement projects over the next decade, regions around London, the Pennines, and Birmingham are benefiting from investment that will transform how efficiently goods move across the country.
- [A Comprehensive Guide to HGV Driving and Training in Buckinghamshire](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/a-comprehensive-guide-to-hgv-driving-and-training-in-buckinghamshire/): Embarking on a career as a Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) driver in Buckinghamshire opens up a world of opportunities, offering competitive salaries and a secure, in-demand profession. Whether you're a complete newcomer or looking to upgrade your existing license, understanding the training landscape is the first step. This guide will walk you through the process, with a focus on how Easy as HGV can help you navigate your journey to becoming a qualified driver.
- [Collaboration is key to solving the UK driver shortage](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/collaboration-solving-uk-driver-shortage/): We’ve been talking a fair bit about the impending HGV driver shortage recently. If you’ve not yet heard about this, it’s something that we’ve been anecdotally aware of for a long time, but has been clearly articulated by the figures in the Road Haulage Association’s report at the start of the year. In short, the RHA estimates the industry will need around 40,000 new HGV drivers every year for the next five years. It comes down to a workforce predominantly nearing retirement age coinciding with a predicted increase in haulage demands across industries.
- [What does the haulage industry need to do to attract more young people and women?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/haulage-industry-young-people-women/): In recent years the key role of the haulage industry in the UK economy has been well publicised. In the wake of the driver shortage of 2021, it’s clear that supply chains grind to a halt when driver numbers plummet. 81% of all UK freight is transported by road, so the fact that the sector is facing a significant driver shortage rings alarm bells. Clearly, the answers lie in attracting a wider demographic into driving roles - namely more young people and women. 
- [Can investments in truck stop & working conditions improve the UK driver shortage?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/rest-stop-conditions-driver-shortage/): The UK’s logistics industry has been grappling with a driver shortage for some time. A combination of factors, including Brexit, an ageing workforce and challenging working conditions, has left the sector understaffed and under pressure. Within the industry, many of us are working to address these challenges. For us at Easy as HGV, it’s about making sure our HGV training is accessible and affordable. But there are so many more aspects that need change, of which working conditions are one. The most recent round of rest stop funding has totalled £12.5 million. We take a look at what is needed and how it will help.
- [Challenges in HGV recruitment identified by Road Haulage Association Report](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/rha-report-attract-retain-new-hgv-drivers/): Easy as HGV's Managing Director, Tom McGhie, gives his insight into the findings of last month's RHA report on attracting, training and retaining new drivers:
- [Where is the best UK location for HGV training?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/where-is-best-uk-location-hgv-training/): Becoming a professional HGV driver offers a rewarding career, the chance to explore new horizons, and excellent job security. As HGV training experts, Easy as HGV have locations across the UK and can appreciate that there’s huge variety in the roads, network and conditions depending on where you are. So does this mean that there’s a ‘best’ or even easiest place to learn to drive an HGV? 
- [Simple Things to Help you Pass your HGV Tests](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/chatting-to-other-hgv-drivers-and-more-simple-things-to-help-you-pass-your-hgv-tests/): If you’re thinking of starting HGV training, or are already enrolled on a course, it’s likely that your mind will be on tests. These are probably the most daunting part of the process. The more you think about it, the scarier it becomes. However, there are some really simple ways to ease the process, and chatting to other HGV drivers or your HGV training advisors is just one of them. At Easy as HGV, we know that driving tests can feel like a huge undertaking, so these are our most straightforward, real world tips to stay on top of your HGV tests. 
- [Can I get a better job after HGV driver training?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/better-job-hgv-driver-training/): There are lots of reasons that you might be thinking about HGV driver training. Perhaps you’re newly entering the workplace and are looking for opportunities, or you might want to change direction in your career. You might even already be working in the logistics industry and like the look of driving roles, or driving specialisms. Whatever your career aims, it’s certain that HGV driving has a great deal of benefits, including reliable employment, good pay, flexibility, and the chance to work outside of an office. 
- [Which delivery jobs can I get with a Cat C Class 2 licence?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/delivery-jobs-cat-c-class-2-licence/): You might have heard references to a class 2 licence and wonder where this fits in. HGV licence categories used to be split into classes, and class 2 is often thought of as the equivalent to a cat C licence. The class 2 licence related to rigid vehicles over 7.5 tonnes with more than 2 axles and allowed a drawbar trailer to be towed. There is also some overlap with the old class 3 licence due to the weight distribution. However, in common terms, when you hear reference to class 2, the nearest equivalent in modern licences is category C.
- [Did you complete your last CPC in 2019? Renewal is coming up!](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/did-you-complete-your-last-cpc-in-2019-renewal-is-coming-up/): Time flies, as they say. The last five years will likely feel like it’s whistled by if you're a professional HGV driver maintaining your Driver Qualification Card (DQC)! Perhaps more so than any other 5 year period, a lot has happened since 2019. The pace of technological advances and a global pandemic has meant huge changes have taken place. For many people it also means that our perception of time has been altered. So for lots of drivers, their impending DQC expiration can come as a bit of a shock. We take a look at why periodic CPC is so valuable in the current landscape and how to keep on top of it.
- [The Basics of Driving an HGV in Manchester](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/the-basics-of-driving-an-hgv-in-manchester/): The significant shortage of lorry and HGV drivers throughout the UK is presenting significant opportunities to anyone with an interest in changing their career path. If you have a passion for driving, and you feel confident behind the wheel of a car, you might find that a life as an HGV driver could be the perfect opportunity for you. While there are countless places throughout the UK where you’re sure to find high-paying roles right now, Manchester represents one of the most lucrative areas. Widely considered one of the central areas for HGV companies, Manchester HGV drivers can find themselves delivering crucial goods all across the UK, contributing to the growth of the British economy. Of course, before you dive into your new HGV driving lifestyle, you might want to determine whether there are any special rules and regulations you need to be aware of when you’re on the roads. Here are some of the basic things you’ll need to know before you jump in. The Requirements for HGV Drivers is Still the Same The first thing you should know is requirements for HGV drivers are the same in Manchester as they are elsewhere in the UK. This means you shouldn’t need any additional training, though it may help to take some time getting used to the roads in Manchester if you’re new to the area. Driving around regularly and planning your routes will help you be more efficient when you start driving an HGV. Like all HGV drivers, Manchester locals will need a full UK driver’s licence, a strong knowledge of the driving landscape, and you’ll have to be over the age of 18. If you’re the right age, and you have your driver’s licence, you can request a provisional for your HGV training journey. You’ll need this provisional to start training for your new career. Applying for a provisional licence also means completing a D4 medical form, to ensure there aren’t any medical issues which could hamper your driving. Once you have your provisional, you can start preparing to get your CPC licence. This will require you to take both a theory and practical exam, which you can do with the help of companies like Easy as HGV. With your CPC certificate, you can start applying for HGV driving jobs with companies throughout Manchester. Make sure you know exactly which kinds of vehicles your licence allows you to drive before you begin your application, as this will save you some time when finding the right role. Remember, you can also choose between long-haul and short-haul driving. If you’re driving short-haul, you’re likely to spend more time on the roads around Manchester, while long-haul drivers might need to be more aware of the rules of the road in areas like London too. What will an HGV Driving Job Be Like in Manchester? It’s difficult to know for certain what any job will entail. Mostly, the HGV driving jobs you take on in Manchester will involve travelling to specific locations with certain kinds of cargo. You’ll need to have a good level of organisational skills to manage the road, and be comfortable talking to customers when you arrive with their orders, so keep this in mind. It’s also worth noting that while some people assume driving an HGV means working long hours, there are actually some specific restrictions around how long you can drive for. Because HGV drivers are responsible for much larger vehicles, they need regular rest and recuperation to ensure they can stay safe on the road. Generally, you won’t be behind the wheel for longer than 9 hours at a time. Additionally, HGV drivers are required to take regular breaks – 45 minutes for every 4.5 hours of driving. Plus, you’ll need a minimum of 11 hours of rest between each driving session, so it’s important to make sure you get some rest and relaxation between your shifts. It’s a good idea to make sure you’re aware of the health and safety rules connected to your job, and how frequently you need to make sure you’re taking breaks when you’re out on the road. Manchester, Congestion Charges, and Clean Air Zones One of the specific things you may need to read up on before you start your HGV career in Manchester, is the congestion charges and similar fines you may need to pay for driving in certain areas. Congestion charges in Manchester are going through a period of change right now, so it’s important to know exactly which fines you’ll be responsible for before starting a trip. One of the most recent changes to happen on the Manchester roads, was the introduction of the Clean Air Zones. These have been introduced as part of Manchester’s quest to create a cleaner, more sustainable environment for locals. Like many regions throughout the UK, the “clean air zones” in Manchester will require people to pay a fine when driving through certain areas in specific vehicles. Around 10 areas of Manchester are currently classified as Clean Air Zones, and the rules have already begun to roll out for people driving older cars, and larger vehicles. Many light vans and commercial vehicles will also need to pay fines starting from June 2023, so it’s worth double-checking if you’ll have any charges to pay before you start any journey. The Clean Air Zone charges can cost around £10 per day if you’re driving through certain areas in your HGV. Make sure you arrange with your employer what you’re going to do to manage these payments during your working hours. Driving HGVs in Manchester Although the rules and restrictions around driving HGVs in Manchester aren’t as complex as they are elsewhere in the UK (like in London), there are specific rules to keep in mind. Doing your research while you’re initiating your training with a reputable HGV company is a good idea. If you’re planning on starting your new HGV career soon, the team at Easy as HGV can help. Contact our team today to find out how you can start your training.
- [What are the different HGV licence types available to me?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/what-are-the-different-hgv-licence-types-available-to-me-2/): Navigating a career within the professional driving industry requires an understanding of the different licence types available. Whether you're looking for your first career after full time education, transitioning from another career, or are an experienced professional driver looking to broaden your capabilities. It’s helpful to really understand both the types of HGV licence and the training and qualification process. We’ll go through the how, what and when of HGV licence attainment. 
- [New Year, New Career: Why you should consider becoming an HGV driver](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/new-year-new-career-why-you-should-consider-becoming-an-hgv-driver/): For some, the start of a new year is an ideal time to make lifestyle changes, or begin a new career path. It’s easy to feel enthusiastic about moving into something new, but often there are obstacles that can put a stop to your plans. If you feel that it’s time for a change, but are unsure what that change might be, it is probably worth considering HGV training. We look at what the benefits are to HGV driving as a career, and how easy it is to get started.
- [Grandfather Rights, licence renewal and everything in between](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/grandfather-rights-licence-renewal-and-everything-in-between/): For anyone who passed their driving test prior to 1997 or 2009, there are subtle differences in what is required for an HGV driving qualification. If you are looking at a career change with an HGV driver training course, this may apply to you. Similarly, perhaps you are looking to return to HGV driving after a period of alternative employment. We look at how grandfather, or acquired, rights work and how to go about renewing a lapsed HGV driving qualification.
- [What are the Different HGV licence types available to me?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/what-are-the-different-hgv-licence-types-available-to-me/): In the UK there are three main types of HGV licenses. Category C, Category C + E and Category C1.
- [Why is now the best time to train to be an HGV driver?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/why-is-now-the-best-time-to-train-to-be-an-hgv-driver/): When you decide to make a life change, be it personal or professional, it’s important to consider timing. This might be based on events that are going on in your life. Or it might be that economic circumstances make a difference. The way that people live in the UK has been turbulent over recent years, and it’s caused a lot of change. This might make you worry that further change is a risk. However, now is in many ways the best time for life change. So why is becoming an HGV driver an ideal change to make in the modern world?
- [Your Guide to HGV Training in Yorkshire: A Road to a New Career](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/your-guide-to-hgv-training-in-yorkshire-a-road-to-a-new-career/): Are you considering a career change? Do you dream of the open road and a stable, well-paid job with excellent prospects? Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) driving could be the perfect career for you, and there's no better place to start your journey than in the heart of Yorkshire. This vast and beautiful region, with its bustling cities, industrial heritage, and stunning landscapes, offers a fantastic backdrop for a rewarding life on the road.
- [What can our Business Solutions team do for you?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/what-can-our-business-solutions-team-do-for-you/): Natasha Eaton B2B Account Manager: Hi, my name is Natasha and I work on the business solutions department here at EasyAsHGV. I look after all of our corporate accounts ranging from over 100 drivers, and from smaller accounts as well, which would be exactly the same process.
- [How Do You Become a HIAB Driver?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/how-do-you-become-a-hiab-driver/): Picture this. With a little help from the right training company, you’ve finally earned your HGV license, and you’re currently in the process of seeking out the best possible employers for your new career. As you search through possible job listings, you start to notice a new option: HIAB driving. 
- [Driving Your Future: HGV Training and Career Opportunities in Cambridgeshire](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/driving-your-future-hgv-training-and-career-opportunities-in-cambridgeshire/): Cambridgeshire, renowned for its innovation, academic excellence, and expanding business parks, is also a critical junction in the UK’s logistics and transport network. Its location, bridging the South East and the Midlands, ensures a constant, high demand for qualified Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) drivers. Starting a career as an HGV driver in Cambridgeshire is a strategic move, offering stability and excellent job prospects in a rapidly growing sector.
- [Will I secure an HGV job once I am qualified?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/will-i-secure-an-hgv-job-once-i-am-qualified/): Our customers sometimes ask us about getting a HGV driving job at the end of their training.
- [What Are The Advantages of Being An HGV Driver?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/what-are-the-advantages-of-being-an-hgv-driver/): So you're thinking of becoming an HGV driver. I'm going to share some of the benefits with you.
- [The Restrictions to Know When Driving an HGV in London](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/the-restrictions-to-know-when-driving-an-hgv-in-london/): However, driving an HGV in London isn’t without its challenges. The location is home to a few extra rules, guidelines, and restrictions drivers need to be aware of. From hefty congestion charges to the “Direct Vision Standard”, it’s worth making sure you’re familiar with the restrictions that might effect you when you’re operating your HGV in the capital. 
- [How to Start My HGV Career: A Step by Step Guide](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/how-to-start-my-hgv-career-a-step-by-step-guide/): Here’s your step-by-step guide to starting your HGV career.
- [HGV Training For Your Business](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/hgv-training-for-your-business/): I’m Chris Davenport, Compliance and Risk Manager of Transport at Grafton Merchanting.
- [Driving an HGV in Birmingham: What You Need to Know](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/driving-an-hgv-in-birmingham-what-you-need-to-know-2/): If you’re in search of an exciting new job opportunity, and you’re hoping to earn a little extra on your annual salary, driving an HGV in Birmingham could be the path for you. With the demand for HGV experts higher than ever in the UK, you could earn a significant salary in this career, as well as enjoying countless amazing experiences on the open road.
- [The Best HGV Employers in Manchester to Check in 2022](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/the-best-hgv-employers-in-manchester-to-check-in-2022/): After earning your HGV driving credentials, the first thing you’ll want to do is start looking for a great employment opportunity. The good news is there’s definitely no shortage of options out there, particularly now that demand for HGV drivers is greater than ever.
- [5 Myths About the Future of HGV Driving](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/5-myths-about-the-future-of-hgv-driving/): HGV drivers are in a fantastic position right now. 
- [Navigating Your Career Path: HGV Driving in Berkshire](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/navigating-your-career-path-hgv-driving-in-berkshire/): Berkshire, with its strategic location just west of London, is a vibrant hub for commerce and logistics. As a result, the demand for skilled Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) drivers is consistently high, making it an excellent location to start or advance a career in the transport industry. If you're considering a move into HGV driving, Berkshire offers a wealth of opportunities and training options.
- [Handling the Winter Roads as an HGV Driver](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/handling-the-winter-roads-as-an-hgv-driver/): Winter can feel as though it lasts practically forever in the United Kingdom. Even after you’ve finished the festive season, you’ve still got months of snow and rain ahead. During this chilly period, all drivers find themselves facing extra hazards and concerns. However, for the HGV driver, the threats can be particularly significant. 
- [Your Guide to the Direct Vision Standard](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/your-guide-to-the-direct-vision-standard/): With demand for HGV drivers now higher than ever, professionals with an HGV licence are in an excellent position to find competitive job opportunities in their chosen area. Of course, before you can get the job of your dreams, you first need to ensure you understand the requirements companies now have for their HGV drivers. This includes staying up-to-date with the latest regulatory changes.
- [Driving an HGV in London: What You Need to Know](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/driving-an-hgv-in-london-what-you-need-to-know/): Life as an HGV driver can be both exciting and lucrative. However, it’s worth remembering that operating a large vehicle in London is very different to driving virtually anywhere else in the UK. There are specific rules and regulations you’ll need to keep in mind to ensure you don’t end up with a massive fine or put other people in danger.
- [What Kind of Jobs Can You Get with an HGV/LGV License?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/what-kind-of-jobs-can-you-get-with-an-hgv-lgv-license/): If you love driving and the open road, you’ve probably considered a career as a truck or lorry driver. Truck drivers can earn upwards of £14 per hour, and they get to enjoy the added benefit of exploring new places and potentially meeting new people. Of course, Before you can start your new career path, you’ll need to ensure you have the right training and the right plan. 
- [Business leaders warn of empty shelves this summer due to chronic driver shortage](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/business-leaders-warn-of-empty-shelves-this-summer-due-to-chronic-driver-shortage/): British shoppers could face empty supermarket shelves this summer unless something is done to address the chronic lorry driver shortage. This is the dire warning that was issued to the UK Government by the Road Haulage Association (RHA) on 23 June 2021. In a letter written and signed on behalf of road hauliers and leaders in the food and beverage industry, the communication appeals directly to Prime Minister Boris Johnson, warning that “critical supply chains are failing due to a significant shortage of HGV drivers”.
- [A Beginners Guide To HGV Driving Hours](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/a-beginners-guide-to-hgv-driving-hours/): When you take a road trip, you plan in times to pull over, take a break and stretch your legs a bit. Well, HGV drivers need to do the same thing! But instead of pulling over at the point they feel tired, HGV drivers have a rulebook that tells them how long they can drive for in one go, when they need to take breaks, and even how long those breaks should be. This ensures all drivers on the road are well rested and driving their best. But if you're new to driving, the rules might seem a bit confusing, so today we wanted to share the breakdown for you today.
- [Easy as HGV About us](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/easy-as-hgv-about-us/): Tom McGhie, Managing Director: So I set EasyAsHGV up in 2008 after watching a very good friend of mine do his Category C Class 2 License. The only thing it was quite difficult to obtaining the license: going through medical, provisional license, theory tests, practical training. And it felt like a good idea that we could simplify the process for people. We now offer a one-stop shop. We take our candidates through the medical, the provisional, the theory revision, the theory test, the practical training. We also help with the recruitment once they’ve got the license as well. And over the years, the company has grown. We’ve now got over 90 centres across the UK. So no matter where you are in the UK, we can help with the training process.
- [HGVs Through The Ages](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/hgvs-through-the-ages/): There is absolutely no question that HGVs are critical in keeping our countries economy moving. They are responsible for transporting goods across the country, as well as in and out from suppliers to businesses and on to customers. Everywhere you look on a modern road, you will see a HGV (and probably many more), moving goods from one place to another, 365 days a year. But it wasn’t always that way. In fact, the HGV is a relatively modern invention in human history, and instead of HGVs motoring along, you would bee smaller vehicles or even horses and carts, transporting goods in small quantities along the one main road that went up and down the country. So how did we get from that, to this?
- [HGV Drivers and Mental Health](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/hgv-drivers-and-mental-health/): When it comes to essential services, the HGV drivers are often in the forgotten sector. But the truth is that without HGV drivers, most industries would grind to a halt. Without someone to deliver goods and supplies, many businesses simply wouldn’t be able to function. That’s a lot of pressure to begin with, but when you add in the fact that there has been a constant driver shortage for many years now, HGV drivers across the country have been feeling the strain. So if you employ HGV drivers, you should be doing everything you can to ensure the physical and mental health of your drivers stays in tip-top shape.
- [Is Being A HGV Driver A Flexible Job?](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/news/is-being-a-hgv-driver-a-flexible-job/): If you asked this question just 10 years ago, you probably would have been laughed out of the building. But now, flexible working has gone from non-existent, to a luxury not many companies offer, to an absolute necessity. Especially with the pandemic still causing chaos, being able to decide your own hours and work a schedule that suits you is more important than ever. But of course, there are lots of different types of jobs, and some of them are easier to make ‘flexible’ than others. And you might be wondering – is being an HGV driver a flexible job?

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- [Finance](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/finance/)
- [HGV Training in Newport](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/hgv-training-in-newport/)
- [HGV Training in Rotherham](https://www.easyashgv.co.uk/hgv-training-in-rotherham/)
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