Lorry and bus test fees: £270
Full Driver CPC
£270
DVSA's test fees for the full Driver CPC.
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Provisional lorry or bus licence (DVLA) | Free |
| Part 1 theory: multiple choice | £26 |
| Part 1 theory: hazard perception | £11 |
| Part 2 case studies | £23 |
| Part 3a off-road exercises | £40 |
| Part 3b on-road driving | £115 |
| Part 4 practical demonstration | £55 |
| Total | £270 |
Your result
£270. DVSA's test fees for the full Driver CPC. Add your medical and training prices for the full cost.
Booked with DVSA, the Driver CPC tests for a lorry or bus licence cost £270 on weekdays, or £304 with the driving tests on an evening or weekend.
Questions people ask
How much do the HGV tests cost?
Booked with DVSA, the theory test is £26 for multiple choice and £11 for hazard perception, the case studies £23, part 3a £40, part 3b £115 and part 4 £55 on a weekday.
Is a provisional HGV licence free?
Yes. DVLA charges no fee for a provisional lorry or bus licence, but the doctor who fills in your D4 medical form can charge you.
Do weekend HGV driving tests cost more?
Yes. Part 3b costs £141 and part 4 costs £63 on an evening, weekend or bank holiday, against £115 and £55 on a weekday.
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What it does
Pick your route and test times, then add your own medical and training prices.
DVSA's fees for the provisional licence and the Driver CPC tests, for the full Driver CPC, for drivers who only need the licence, and for a trailer upgrade.
Method
- We add up GOV.UK's fee for each test your route needs, at the weekday or the evening and weekend price.
- Parts 1, 2 and 3a cost the same on any day; parts 3b and 4 cost more on evenings, weekends and bank holidays.
- Prices you type for the medical and training are added as you enter them.