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You may need to transport a horse in a specialised horsebox or you may be contemplating a new career as a HGV driver or courier. All of these require special driving licences before you are legally allowed behind the wheel. There are so many advanced driving licences out there, so this week I have been asked to create an article around what licence you need. This is exactly how you can learn to tow a trailer and stay within the limits of the law and DVLA. If you are intending on towing a trailer, you will require a category B+E driving licence. This allows the holder to tow a trailer with a combined train weight of 7500kg. In order to gain the correct licence you will need to pass a valid and legal course. There is Trailer Training in Milton Keynes that can help you achieve your goal. Once you have identified your preferred training provider you can start to learn to tow a trailer and look forward to your new career. If successful, a full B+E licence will allow you to tow the following vehicles and trailers; Horseboxes, Caravans, Boats, Diggers and even Mobile Food Vans. Through-out the course you will be taught how to manoeuvre the trailer correctly, keeping both yourself and the trailer safe. Just like learning to drive in a car, you must make regular observations and ensure that the safety of any surrounding traffic and pedestrians remains intact at all times. Your advanced driving instructor will show you how to park, take tight corners and approach junctions correctly. Unfortunately, driving a trailer is a lot different to driving a standard vehicle. There are a lot of jobs and hobbies that need large trailers. It is your responsibility that you use these trailer legally and within the law. Failure to do so may result in criminal charges and court appearances. Pure Driving are an advanced driving school based in the South East. They specialise in the planning and implementation of B+E Training Courses.
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