My name is Lee and before joining the Road to Logistics program I was out of work for 16 months as I had been made redundant ...

I felt stuck in a position with limited progression. I had always been interested in driving and transport, ...

I’ve been a telephone engineer for 20 years in total and was wanting to change my career. ...

I was in prison when I decided to look into becoming a HGV Driver. I wanted to make sure I had a plan ...

Unable to find work and struggling to get in a more positive place ...

With the threat of potential redundancies at Port Talbot Ismail applied to train to gain an LGV driving licence ...

Being considered for redundancy by Tata Steel, Richard applied for re-skilling training ...

Before 2021 I had a good job... Then I made a silly mistake...

Adrian is a single Dad to two teenage daughters, their Mum ...

Before I was accepted on the Road to Logistics program, I had been out of work for 6 months ...

I was serving a second prison sentence when I first heard about Road to Logistics. ...

Road to Logistics CIC is a Not-For-Profit training provider, specialising in supporting ...

Hannah joined our Colchester cohort last year. She had always dreamed of being a HGV driver, but as a single Mum of 4 children, ...

Many congratulations to Romain for gaining his Cat C licence via the Thames Freeport training program. Here’s what Romain had to say about the training and support he received. ...

Many congratulations to Zsolt on the successful completion of his course ...

Congratulations to Mo on his successful course completion. ...

Well done to Paul on overcoming his anxiety and passing his LGV test. Read on to learn out what Paul has to say.

Well done to Brad on gaining his C+E licence. Brad's thoughts about the training he received are provided...

Perseverance pays off for Connor.

Congratulations and well done to Zak on his 3A pass at the first attempt.

After two attempts of failing Cat C+E with funding through Cardiff and Vale College, I continued with lessons and went on to pass Cat C first time on 1st Feb 2024.

Read more about how Road to Logistics is helping to tackle driver shortages in the UK by clicking on the Worcester cohort case study brochure.

The DTS system used by Road to Logistics “was very intuitive and user friendly. It allowed me to revise religiously for 2 to 3 hours every night without burn-out, and it was great to be able to see how well I had done after each session, so I knew immediately where I had gone wrong.”

It can feel quite daunting to learn to drive a huge lorry, but the support I received from Road to Logistics and the training provider, along with the funding through the college, meant that my journey was straightforward and pain-free!

The logistics sector has a big issue with talent shortage, particularly for LGV Drivers (Category C and C+E license holders). Road to Logistics saw a huge opportunity to both solve this problem whilst helping people to change their lives.

Road to Logistics has changed my life. Thanks to Road to Logistics I've got a skill and an LGV Licence. I'm now set up for life.