Another B+E question.. recommendations in north west?

[LHIS]

It's time to learn to tow, we are north west based near Bolton. Google has thrown up several options in terms of places to go and learn and take your test. Prices vary quite a bit and I have no idea which one to pick. Any recommendations please for those who have gone through it in the NW?

 

[ROG]

See if any of the LGV training schools do B+E as they are usually a good bet for great training

Try these -
http://www.chevrontraining.co.uk/catbe.html
or
http://www.redrosetraining.co.uk/hgv-lgv-driver-training-courses/

 

[xxKatxx]

It might be a bit far for you, but I'd really recommend Tilston Training in Wrexham. They were really patient and good at explaining how to do the maneouveres but also at putting the driving style into context for towing a horse (I was pretty useless at the start so appreciated this &#128514

 

[Tapir]

Our neighbours at work in Bolton are called truk driver training. They train paramedics to drive ambulances so although I haven't used them myself they're probably worth looking at.

 

[LHIS]

Thanks all! I called red rose this afternoon and they sound like a good option as they offer training by the hour so you only pay for what you need, and offer an assessment before hand to gage how useless I will be and how long it might take me to get to grip with towing! Going to go in for my assessment in 2 weeks time.

 

[Roxylola]

I did my training with enterprise a few years ago but they work on the same sort of basis

 

[Carrots&Mints]

Ben Shaw - Burnley. Find him on FB. Doing a 0% finance offer on at the mo as well. Good results.