Be proud of yourself! Your photographic licence will be posted in the mail. Full Licence. What you need to know about getting your Full Heavy Vehicle Licence You need a full class 2, 3, 4 or 5 licence to drive heavy vehicles on your own. You need to wait 6 months before you can move onto the next class of driver licence, or at least 3 months if you are 25 or over.
You have two options for getting your Full Heavy Vehicle Licence Option 1: Complete an approved training course for your class. You can take the course any time after you gain your Learner Licence. Find a course provider here.
Option 2: Practise driving under supervision for at least 6 months before applying for a Full Licence and sitting a practical test in a vehicle covered by that class. You'll need to allow at least 30 minutes for this before your test is due to start. The same checks will apply when you do your full test. So make sure you've got a full tank of petrol, that your car is road legal, and that your tyres, lights, mirrors and seat belts are working properly.
Take a look at our guide to Checking your car before the test for more information. Skip to site accessibility Get your learners Get your restricted Prepare for the full Teach someone to drive Your dashboard Top of page Skip to site navigation Skip to content Skip to footer Prepare for the full licence test. Preparing for your full licence test. Booking the full licence test When you're ready to take your full licence test, you'll need to book a time to sit the test.
Visiting a driver licensing agency The process of applying for a full licence is pretty similar to applying for a restricted licence. What do I need to bring to my test? Your driver licence. Be proud of yourself! Your photographic licence will be sent to you in the mail. You will have full freedom to drive your car whenever you like, wherever you like! Full Licence. Prepare for your Full Licence test in three steps: 1.
Practise for your test The first thing to remember when practising driving for your full licence is that you are still learning. There are limitations for drivers on their Restricted Licence.
While practising, you must: Drive accompanied by a Full Licensed driver who has had their Full Licence for a minimum of two years between 10pm and 5am or when carrying passengers at any time. The only passengers who may accompany you without a Full Licensed driver with you are: o A parent or guardian o Children who are under your care o Relatives who live with you and who are on a social security benefit o People that you are the primary caregiver of Always carry your Restricted Licence with you while driving Only drive an automatic car if you sat the Restricted test in an automatic, unless you are accompanied by a supervisor 2.
View current costs. Sitting your test The Full Licence practical test should take around half an hour, which includes checking your car and giving you feedback at the end.
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