According to the new convention of the European Union, all holders of driving licenses of categories C-Truck and D-Bus must hold a professional driving license. To do so, individuals must take a written exam and a practical test. We prepare you for both through the appropriate seminars and lectures.
Criteria
Truck driving license: 21+ years old
Bus driving license: 24+ years old
Category C1: Vehicles weighting between 3500-7500 kg (except those of Category D-Buses)
Age: 18+ years old
Category C: Vehicles weighting more than 3500 kg (except those of Category D-Buses)
Age: 21+ years old
According to the law, the Road Transport Department grants a professional license to individuals who want to practice the profession of a truck driver with a permissible gross weight equal to or more than 7,5 tons.
Age: 21-69 years old
The professional truck driver’s license is granted if the interested party:
Note: Age limitations may vary according to truck types.
Driving in Cyprus is part of our everyday life, but weather conditions can impact the safety and ease of driving. It is essential to understand how weather conditions affect driving and learn how to adjust to each condition. Here is how different weather conditions can impact driving in Cyprus.
Once you get your driving licence and start having the confidence for driving around on your own, you will come to the exciting decision to get your own car to drive around for your everyday responsibilities. But owning a car is also a big responsibility. Not only do you have to worry about the initial cost of buying or leasing a car, but you also must budget for things like gas, insurance, and repairs. Of course, you can’t forget about regular maintenance! Here are some of the basics of car maintenance in Cyprus and some of the most important things you need to do to keep your car in good shape. By following these simple tips, you can keep your car running smoothly for years to come!
While Cyprus is known for its sandy beaches and sunny weather, it actually snows on its mountains during winter. So it is always best to be prepared for driving in snowy conditions in Cyprus. If you are looking to get started on driving lessons, make sure to check out Larnaca Driving School and get in contact for more.
