Towing & Trailer

Obtain your B+E, C1+E, or D1+E entitlements to legally tow trailers, caravans, and specialist equipment on UK roads.

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Starting from

£295 one-time fee

✓ 5,200+ UK drivers served
✓ 24/7 expert support available
✓ Secure & DVLA compliant

Towing Trailer entitlements aren’t automatically included with a standard car licence, so knowing which category you need before you buy a caravan or horsebox can save you from an expensive surprise.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Everything You Need

Comprehensive support from start to finish.

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Category B+E

Car and trailer up to 3,500kg

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Category C1+E

Medium vehicle with trailer

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Category D1+E

Minibus with trailer entitlement

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DVLA Compliant

Full compliance application process

Service Overview

Towing a trailer, caravan or specialist equipment legally requires the correct licence entitlement. Our service manages your B+E, C1+E or D1+E application from start to finish, handling all documentation and DVLA submission to get your entitlement added quickly and correctly.

Requirements

✓ Current valid UK driving licence — relevant base category

✓ Practical trailer test pass certificate

✓ Proof of identity and UK address

✓ Recent passport-style photograph

✓ Completed DVLA application form

Processing Times

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Standard

3–5 working days

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Fast-Track

24–48 hours

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Delivery

Royal Mail tracked

Need Help?

Our experts are available 24/7 to answer your questions and guide your application.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What licence do I need to tow a trailer or caravan in the UK?

It depends on your existing entitlement and the combined weight of your vehicle and trailer. Category B+E covers cars towing trailers, C1+E covers medium goods vehicles with a trailer, and D1+E covers minibuses with a trailer. If you’re not sure which applies to you, our team can review your current licence and advise.

Do I need to pass a separate practical test?

In many cases, yes — depending on your current entitlement and the weight you want to tow, you may need to pass a category B+E, C1+E, or D1+E practical trailer test before DVLA can add the entitlement to your licence.

What happens after I pass my trailer test?

Once you’ve passed, DVLA adds the relevant towing category to your driving licence record and issues an updated photocard showing your new entitlement.

What documents do I need?

You’ll need your current UK driving licence (with the relevant base category), your practical trailer test pass certificate, proof of identity and UK address, and a recent passport-style photograph.

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