Complete the vocational Driver CPC elements for professional HGV, LGV, bus and coach driving, with Module 2 case studies, Module 4 practical demonstration, practical preparation and a complete package available through Kent Training.
Book an individual test, Module 4 practical training, or the complete Module 2 and Module 4 package.
Driver CPC case studies test
Practical demonstration test
3-hour practical preparation course
Module 2 + Module 4 + Module 4 training
Driver CPC is the professional qualification used by HGV, bus and coach drivers. For candidates qualifying for the first time, the full route includes theory, off-road, on-road and vocational CPC tests.
This course page focuses on the vocational elements: Part 2 / Module 2 case studies and Part 4 / Module 4 practical demonstration, together with practical preparation for Module 4.
Kent Training supports candidates entering HGV, LGV, ambulance C1, minibus, bus and coach roles, as well as employers arranging CPC support for new professional drivers.
The two vocational tests assess professional knowledge and your ability to demonstrate safe working practices around an HGV, bus or coach.
A computer-based test using scenarios based on the working life of a professional goods or passenger driver.
A practical safety and security demonstration around the appropriate vehicle, assessed across five syllabus topics.
Module 2 develops the underpinning professional knowledge, while Module 4 preparation focuses on applying that knowledge safely around the vehicle.
Core rules affecting professional drivers, including working time, breaks, rest and compliance awareness.
Understanding tachograph responsibilities and the role of records in professional driving compliance.
Safe loading principles and the correct use of straps, chains, bars and other load-restraint equipment.
Practical security checks and measures designed to reduce the risk of unauthorised access and trafficking.
Responding appropriately to incidents, emergencies, defects and risks affecting vehicle or road safety.
Demonstrating a structured vehicle safety check and recognising defects that could make the vehicle unsafe.
Working safely around the vehicle and reducing manual, workplace and personal-safety risks.
Recognising risk around cyclists, pedestrians and other road users who may be difficult to see from larger vehicles.
Fuel-efficient driving, legal responsibilities and the wider standards expected of a professional driver.
Candidates entering professional HGV or passenger driving complete the relevant licence tests alongside the vocational CPC elements.
Obtain the correct provisional HGV or bus entitlement before progressing through the licence route.
Complete the multiple-choice and hazard-perception elements required for the driving-licence route.
Pass the vocational case-studies test and keep your pass reference for the Part 4 booking.
Complete the off-road exercises and on-road practical driving tests for the relevant vehicle category.
Practise vehicle safety, security, load restraint, emergencies and the practical demonstration format.
Pass the practical demonstration and complete the tests required for your full professional Driver CPC route.
Full Driver CPC is generally required when driving an HGV, bus or coach is the main part of your job, although legal exemptions apply in some circumstances.
New Category C and C+E drivers entering professional goods-vehicle work.
Candidates whose professional role requires the relevant Driver CPC entitlement alongside C1.
New Category D and eligible D1 drivers entering professional passenger transport.
Some drivers returning to professional driving may have a route involving Parts 2 and 4 instead of periodic training.
Driver CPC is the professional qualification used by HGV, bus and coach drivers. This Kent Training page focuses on the vocational Part 2 case studies and Part 4 practical demonstration elements.
The current published Kent Training price for the Module 2 case-studies test is £23, matching the current DVSA weekday test fee.
The test contains 7 case studies. You are asked between 5 and 10 multiple-choice questions on each case study. It lasts 1 hour and 15 minutes and the pass mark is 40 out of 50.
Yes. You must pass Part 2 before you can book the Part 4 practical demonstration. The Part 2 pass is valid for 2 years.
Module 4 has 5 topic areas worth up to 20 points each. You need at least 15 out of 20 in every area and at least 80 out of 100 overall.
Practical preparation covers the vehicle walkaround, safety and security checks, load restraint, emergency situations, physical risks and a mock demonstration.
The current £328 package combines the Module 2 test, Module 4 test and Kent Training's 3-hour Module 4 practical training.
No. Full Driver CPC is normally required where driving an HGV, bus or coach is the main part of the job, but legal exemptions exist for certain vehicles and uses.
Professional drivers normally keep their qualification current through Driver CPC training every 5 years, subject to the current rules applying to their work.
Yes. Kent Training supports haulage, logistics, passenger transport, ambulance, local-authority and other fleet operators with CPC requirements.
Kent Training supports new professional drivers from across Kent with Driver CPC testing and practical preparation alongside HGV, C1, minibus, bus and coach training.
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