If you have grand farther rights on your Drivers licence.
It is important that you get the correct information and training for towing.
Some people, who have a towing licence.
Without having to take a driving test, generally have no experience in coupling uncoupling and reversing a trailer in to a small space.

There is nothing worse than struggling with the steering wheel while a cue of traffic is gathering behind you.

If you are thinking of getting a caravan
We offer courses to update your driving skills and knowledge to keep you safe from injury and better understanding in legislation

Stay Safe

Caravanning is becoming more popular nowadays.
This is because people want to explore the UK more and their are more caravan parks available in the country.
Practical Caravanning courses are ideal for newcomers – although older hands invariably wish they had taken a course years ago

Things we can help you cover

Instructions and practice in: Understanding Loading and how it affects towing in regards to driving forces
Hitching up and towing, safely
Practice in maneuvering an outfit forwards and backwards, easily and with confidence.
Simple techniques information to encourage user checks
Everyday safety and the highway coed rules and regulations

Advance Training

We cover the types of things listed depending on the type of course you need:

We can train to an advanced level
Driving at night and how to stay safe
Hazard awareness
Strapping down loads, cargo and making sure your load is secure
15-minute vehicle checks
You may need to use a Tachograph for your work or business driver hours
Weights
Noise weight
Posture driver fatigue
Towing with animals
Driving Long distance
Lighting
Eco driving, Weather and motorways
Driving Test preparation
Eyesight check number plate reading
Driving licence checks and codes
Vehicle checks
Show me tell me questions
Independent driving
Hitching and towing
Reversing and maneuvering
Speed limits Road
Overtaking
Driver awareness and planning
Approaching junctions moving off and stopping
Awareness of driving and load
Vehicles and pedestrians
Advance vehicle technology training in car

Can you tow legally?

Drivers who passed before the 1st January 1997

You need a full driving licence to tow any kind of trailer;

If you passed your Driving test before the 1st January 1997 you should be entitled to drive a vehicle and trailer with a combined weight a maximum of 8.25tonnes.

MAM stands for Maximum Authorised Mass this means you are covered for most things, including large 4 wheel drive vehicles or vans, pulling large caravans or boats. 

Drivers who passed post-1997

For drivers who passed their test after January 1st 1997 – the MAM limit in that is 4.25 tonnes, and that’s only with a tow vehicle of 3.5 tonnes, which would limit the trailer to 750kgs. If you want to pull a trailer over 750kgs on a post-1997 driving licence, the combined tow vehicle and trailer MAM drops to 3.5 tonnes.

As an added complication, the trailer MAM must be lower than the tow vehicle’s weight, too. This shouldn’t be too much of a worry though, as most car towing (on a trailer) or caravan towing combinations falls within these parameters. If you are unsure of your vehicles weight refer to the handbook for you trailer weight check the weight plate or take it to a weighbridge

More than 15% of vehicles are fitted with a tow bar in the UK Towing is one of the most popular drivers, up grade today In the HGV Field of Driving Tuition,

You would need this licence for the following:

Boats,
Caravans,
Horse Boxes
Jet Ski
General trailer
Tools
Digger

DVSA Weights and Dimensions https://www.gov.uk/vehicle-weights-explained

Covering areas

Huddersfield
Brighouse
Holmfirth
Ossett
Wakefield
Denbydale
Fartown
Birkby
Deighton
Mirfield
Dewsbury
Middletown
Barnsley
Sheffield
Flanshaw