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United Kingdom:

AcciDon't Ltd

Provides driver training for company and fleet drivers in the UK. Also offers skid control and other off-road training.

http://www.accidont.co.uk/

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www.graand.com

Crosspoint Professional Driving

Steve Robertson, registered LGV driving instructor, provides category C and C+E training for lorry drivers. Located in Exeter, Devon.

http://www.lorrydrivertraining.co.uk/

Dunfermline LGV and PCV Training

Offers free training for the unemployed and assistance in finding jobs and opportunities. DSA qualified instructors teach weekday and weekend courses in Scotland.

http://www.driveabus.com/

Hargreaves Training Services Ltd.

Offers a variety of training for over the road vehicles, forklift trucks, cranes and vehicle safety in the UK.

http://www.hargreavestraining.com/

HGV and PCV Driver Training

Provides HGV and PCV driver training for the north of England using DSA registered instructors and Volvo trucks.

http://www.tockwithtraining.co.uk/

Independent Training Standards Scheme and Register

ITSSAR is a nonprofit British organisation that offers accreditation and monitoring of truck training instructors.

http://www.itssar.org.uk/

Kent Metro Ltd.

Specializes in all types of driver training in the UK. Includes list of courses available.

http://www.kentmetroltd.co.uk/

MDM Training

Provides a wide variety of training courses for vehicle operators in the UK.

http://www.mdmtraining.com/

Safety And Driver Education Ltd.

A fleet driver training consultancy based in northwest England offers services to fleet operators and individuals.

http://www.sadeltd.co.uk/

Tyneside Training Services

Provides training courses for goods vehicles, trailer and articulated vehicles, fork lift trucks, and carriage of dangerous goods. Based in Newcastle On Tyne.

http://www.tynesidetrainingservices.co.uk/

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