Driving license in the UK?
Could anyone tell me the difference between PSV, HGV, Full as regards to driving license?
Thank u
Answers:
PSV is public service vehicle enables you to drive buses etc
HGV is Heavy goods vehicle depending on the grade 1 2 or 3 different sizes of lorry
Full is a standard driving licence you gain progressing from your provisional once you have past your test.
PSV - Public Service Vehicle - bus and coach drivers.
HGV - Heavy Goods Vehicle - Driving lorries, Trucks etc.
couldnt put it better myself rodd t
PSV no longer exists, used to stand for public service vehicle, has been replaced by PCV, passenger carrying vehicle. Cat D (or DE or D1E) on a licence
HGV no longer exists, used to stand for heavy goods vehicle, has been replaced by LGV, large goods vehicle. Cat C (or CE or C1E) on a licence.
Full means you have passed the respective driving test
The new definitons more closely reflect the true nature of the vehicles being driven
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