ADR Licence Training (Dangerous Goods)
Book your ADR licence training with Lifft
Want to learn how to safely transport hazardous materials? Our ADR training is the perfect way to kickstart your career in the logistics industry, as you transport crucial goods from one place to another. You'll get 28 hours of training with NVDIR-qualified instructors before you complete the final exam the same week. with this course being designed for ambitious individuals looking to gain their ADR licence quickly. Book a taster session to find out if this career is right for you.
4 days of Periodic CPC included
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ADR (Dangerous Goods)
700
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Full ADR module coverage
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ADR Exam at end of course
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Exam and uploads INCLUDED in the price
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4 days counting towards CPC
Prerequisites:
- You must be over 18
- Have a UK car driving licence
- Ensure your photo card licence is in date (new photo required every 10 years)
Frequently Asked Questions:
What vehicles can I drive with an ADR licence?
With an ADR Licence, you can safely transport hazardous materials. These vehicles tend to include:
A road tanker with a capacity greater than 1,000 litres.
A tank container with a capacity greater than 3,000 litres.
A vehicle having a permissible maximum weight exceeding 3.5 tonnes.
How does Lifft differ from other ADR licence training providers?
At Lifft, we hold over 25 years experience, with a team of excellent instructors who can help you earn your ADR licence quickly and confidently. Our professional instructors, who hold NVDIR qualifications, provide exceptional guidance and will support you throughout your training. We have training centres all across the UK, and offer flexible payment plans to make our training plans accessible to anyone wanting a career change.
Explore our success stories to see examples of the amazing feedback we've received from our trainees.
How much is the ADR driving licence training?
The cost of HGV ADR training costs only £700, including all exam fees, CPC upload, and lunch!
HGV Licence is recommended but not required.
What’s the difference between ADR training and Cat C/C+E training?
Category C (Class 2) and Category C+E (Class 1) allow you to drive rigid-body vehicles over 7.5 tonnes. Each of these have different vehicles you can drive with the Class 1 training being for larger, articulated trucks that are more suitable for long-distance haulage. Having an ADR licence is the next step up from this, as you will be qualified to drive vehicles that carry dangerous goods.
How long is the ADR licence training course?
Our ADR licence training is a 28 hour course, so you can receive your qualification in less than a week. With multiple training locations throughout the UK, we make sure our schedules are flexible, so you can let us know when works best for you.
Is there a demand for ADR licence holders?
Yes, there is consistently high demand for ADR licence drivers in the UK. The demand has grown due to the strict rules and regulations of transporting dangerous materials across the UK. Many companies provide opportunities for overtime and night allowances, allowing you to tailor your career to your specific needs.
Where does the ADR training take place?
We have ADR training facilities across the UK, in Flint, Wolverhampton, Sutton-in-Ashfield and Hereford.
What happens if I fail my test?
If you fail your test, you can rebook directly with us.
What vehicles can I drive with an ADR licence?
With an ADR Licence, you can safely transport hazardous materials. These vehicles tend to include:
A road tanker with a capacity greater than 1,000 litres.
A tank container with a capacity greater than 3,000 litres.
A vehicle having a permissible maximum weight exceeding 3.5 tonnes.
How does Lifft differ from other ADR licence training providers?
At Lifft, we hold over 25 years experience, with a team of excellent instructors who can help you earn your ADR licence quickly and confidently. Our professional instructors, who hold NVDIR qualifications, provide exceptional guidance and will support you throughout your training. We have training centres all across the UK, and offer flexible payment plans to make our training plans accessible to anyone wanting a career change.
Explore our success stories to see examples of the amazing feedback we've received from our trainees.
How much is the ADR driving licence training?
The cost of HGV ADR training costs only £700, including all exam fees, CPC upload, and lunch!
HGV Licence is recommended but not required.
What’s the difference between ADR training and Cat C/C+E training?
Category C (Class 2) and Category C+E (Class 1) allow you to drive rigid-body vehicles over 7.5 tonnes. Each of these have different vehicles you can drive with the Class 1 training being for larger, articulated trucks that are more suitable for long-distance haulage. Having an ADR licence is the next step up from this, as you will be qualified to drive vehicles that carry dangerous goods.
How long is the ADR licence training course?
Our ADR licence training is a 28 hour course, so you can receive your qualification in less than a week. With multiple training locations throughout the UK, we make sure our schedules are flexible, so you can let us know when works best for you.
Is there a demand for ADR licence holders?
Yes, there is consistently high demand for ADR licence drivers in the UK. The demand has grown due to the strict rules and regulations of transporting dangerous materials across the UK. Many companies provide opportunities for overtime and night allowances, allowing you to tailor your career to your specific needs.
Where does the ADR training take place?
We have ADR training facilities across the UK, in Flint, Wolverhampton, Sutton-in-Ashfield and Hereford.
What happens if I fail my test?
If you fail your test, you can rebook directly with us.