Providing ADR Training in Sussex, Kent and Across the UK
Driver Training Centre provides comprehensive training courses approved by the Department of Transport and Scottish Qualifications Agency.
EU regulations now demand all drivers carrying dangerous goods receive adequate instruction and training.
All Drivers of vehicles over 3.5 tonnes carrying dangerous substances in packages, tank containers and road tanker vehicles must attend a Department of Transport approved ADR course and pass the relevant Examinations.
From January 2007 Vehicles under 3500 kgs will come under the requirements of ADR Regulations, and require training for persons engaged in the carriage of dangerous goods.
Initial and refresher Courses for all modules are regularly available at our Hastings Training Centre or In House at customers locations anywhere in the UK, subject to conditions. For details of the next course please call customer services.
Our overall pass rates are substantially higher than the national average why spend your hard earned money with anyone else.
There are a total of 9 hazard classes within ADR:
- Class 1. Explosives
- Class 2. Gases
- Class 3. Flammable Liquids
- Class 4. Flammable Solids
- Class 5. Oxidising Substances
- Class 6. Infectious, Toxic Substances
- Class 7. Radioactive Material (We do not do radioactive or explosive materials )
- Class 8. Corrosive Substances
- Class 9. Miscellaneous Substances
There are also 2 types of mode container types:
- Dangerous goods in tanks (tank container over 3,000 litres)
- Dangerous goods other than in tanks containers, (packages, IBC’s, skips etc)
We do not do radioactive or explosive materials
Compressed Gases · Flammable Solids and Liquids · Spontaneously Combustible · Dangerous when wet · Oxidising Agents · Organic Peroxides · Toxics · Infectious · Corrosives · Miscellaneous Class 1 – Explosives Class 2 – Gases Class 3 – Flammable Liquids Class 4 – Flammable Solids Class 5 – Oxidising Agents Class 6 – Toxics Class 7 – Radioactives Class 8 – Corrosives Class 9 – Miscellaneous
ADR training Questions & Answers
How long is ADR training?
ADR training will typically last 3-4 days, however this depends on the number of students attending the course, An ADR refresher course usually takes 2-3 days to complete. Course completion does vary depending on the modules you’ve chosen to study for.
Typical refresher course duration:
- ADR 1/54 – 3 days
- ADR 2/34 – 2 days
- ADR 4/35 – 1.5 days
How much does ADR training cost?
ADR training will typically last 3-4 days, however this depends on the number of students attending the course, An ADR refresher course usually takes 2-3 days to complete. Course completion does vary depending on the modules you’ve chosen to study for.
Typical costs for ADR Training
- ADR – Refreshers £395 +VAT
- ADR – Without tanks £495 +VAT
- ADR – Full course all modules £595 +VAT
Who needs ADR Training?
All Drivers of vehicles over 3.5 tonnes carrying dangerous substances in packages, tank containers and road tanker vehicles must attend a Department of Transport approved ADR course and pass the relevant Examinations.
IS ADR training hard?
All ADR exams are multiple choice. ADR isn’t difficult but you have to listen, there are no trick questions but you do have to read the question, don’t rush, there is loads of time. ADR courses assumes no prior knowledge or experience.
Some tips
- Listen carefully
- Write notes
- Ask questions if you are unsure about anything
- Take your time during the exam there is plenty of time
HGV Training
We are a flexible HGV training centre with modern easy to drive, comfortable vehicles, fully air conditioned classrooms, off road manoeuvring facilities, a fully equipped training centre to cater for every transport training requirement.
Driver CPC Training
35 hrs of Periodic Training is required to maintain licence compliance. Training can be taken in blocks of seven hours or as an intensive course.
Towing & Caravans
We offer C1+E, D1+E towing courses for all categories of vehicles, Horse-box Owners, Cargo Trailers and of course Caravans.
Minibus Training D1
If you drive for hire and reward you will need to gain PCV entitlement. Hire and reward does not mean if you take fares for any journey, it means if you are paid to drive the minibus or bus as part of your duties. We serve Sussex, Kent and further afield with PCV training.
ADR Training
All Drivers of vehicles over 3.5 tonnes carrying dangerous substances in packages, tank containers and road tanker vehicles must attend a Department of Transport approved ADR course and pass the relevant Examinations.
Ambulance Driver Training
To Become an ambulance driver you will need a minimum of a C1 licence due to the weight of the vehicle you will be driving. When an ambulance is loaded with equipment and patients it often falls between 3.5 and 7.5 tonnes.
Horsebox Training
We offer C1+E, D1+E towing courses for all categories of vehicles, Horse-box Owners, Cargo Trailers and of course Caravans.
Why Choose Us For Your Driver Training?
Modern Fleet of Vehicles
Our modern fleet of vehicles are regularly maintained, comfortable, easy to drive, and make licence acquisition a pleasure.
Quality Tuition
Our fully qualified Instructors will ensure you receive quality tuition for all categories of training.
Ideally Situated
Driver Training Centre is situated next door to the DVSA driving test centre at Hastings and provides easy access for any tests.Driver Training Centre has the resources and experience to deliver our customers requirements.