Driving Jobs
UK driving careers, including HGV, bus and coach, delivery and instructor work, and the licences each one needs.
Driving JobsDriving Examiner Jobs: Pay, Requirements and How to Apply
DVSA driving examiner jobs paid 32,027 pounds a year in the latest advert. Who can apply, the 4-stage selection process, 6 weeks of training, where to find vacancies, and delegated and Northern Ireland routes.
Driving JobsDriving Instructor Salary UK: What Instructors Really Earn
Driving instructor pay is 32,000 to 45,000 pounds a year according to the National Careers Service, and ONS shows a median of 19.91 pounds an hour for employed instructors. How self-employed earnings work and what it costs to qualify.
Driving JobsHGV Working Time Directive: The Rules Explained
HGV drivers can work an average of 48 hours a week and up to 60 in a single week, with no opt-out. The 6-hour and 9-hour break rules, night work, 15-hour days and what counts as work, from official GOV.UK guidance.
Driving JobsHGV Driver Salary UK: The Official Figures
Full-time HGV drivers earned a median of £39,905 in 2025. See the official weekly and hourly figures, the range from lowest to highest paid, and how the pay compares with the UK average.
Driving JobsClass 1 Driver: What It Means and How to Become One
A class 1 driver holds a category C+E licence for lorries towing heavy trailers. Here are the two routes to get it, the official test fees, pay and hours, and whether you need class 2 first.
Driving JobsClass 2 Licence (Category C): What It Is and How to Get One
A class 2 licence is category C: vehicles over 3,500kg with a trailer up to 750kg. Here’s how it compares with class 1 and 7.5 tonne licences, every step to get one and the £270 in DVSA fees.