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7.5 tonne, category C1

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7.5 tonne, category C1: what it is and what it pays

What it actually is

The step between a van and a lorry. Anyone who passed a car test before 1 January 1997 has C1 on their licence already and often does not know it.

What you need to hold

Category C1, and Driver CPC once it is paid work rather than your own goods.

What it does to the money

The lowest of the lorry rates, and the usual way in for somebody moving off vans without paying for a full Class 2 course first.

How the work runs

The question that decides whether you stay in the job, and the one most adverts never answer.

Tramping, nights out Home every night Trunking Multi drop Store and retail delivery Shunting and yard work Night work Four on four off and fixed rotas Agency and ad hoc shifts

More the licence

Class 1, C+E, artic Class 2, category C, rigid Van, 3.5 tonne, category B Luton and tail lift Bus and coach, category D, PCV

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