Other Transport training Scotland

...E - Practical on-road riding In this final part the instructor will take you and possibly one other learner out on to the road for a minimum of two hours...

...Ambulance In order to become an ambulance driver you must first pass the required driving tests in Categories C1 (7.5T) and D1 (mini bus). You must follow...

...Be competent in defensive driving, emergency procedures and passenger safety. Understand the Legal responsibilities of drivers. Suitable...

...you may ride a 125cc motorcycle or scooter. However the following restrictions apply: You must display L plate's front and rear at all times No passengers...

...and radio headsets to keep you in contact with the instructor. If you want to practice on your own machine this will require an instructor to collect...

...between driving time and working time The maximum driving hours, daily, weekly and fortnightly What is meant by breaks from driving The term daily...

...in format to the current L test for learner drivers, but longer and of a higher standard. The test is around 1 hour long and includes both town and motorway/dual...

...The tuition on our 125cc motorbikes will be conducted on a variety of roads where you learn to safely control all manner of situations. This experience...

...Suitable for: Drivers wishing to drive Light Goods Vehicles. We specialise in training ambulance personnel and use IHCD Ambulance Driving Instructors to deliver this course...

...To gain a good understanding of how to maximise safety margins and minimise risks when driving in town, country and motorway environments. Suitable...

...helmet and gloves Geared 125cc motorcycle Geared 500cc motorcycle Insurance. Training can also be completed on a flexi basis to suit your needs...

...Unfortunately due to restrictions set by the DVLA the only option for this age group is to complete the Compulsory Basic Training Test (CBT)...