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Dreaming of a campervan holiday, but not sure if you can drive your campervan with your current driving licence? No worries: on this page, we explain everything about the motorhome driving licence. You'll read when driving licence B is sufficient, when you need a C1 driving licence, and how you can easily arrange this at Xpress Driver Training.
In many cases, B driving licence sufficient To drive a motorhome. It all depends on the maximum authorised mass (MTM) of the vehicle - this is the weight of the motorhome plus the maximum permissible load.
Up to 3,500 kg MTM → Driving licence B is sufficient
Between 3,500 and 7,500 kg MTM → Driving licence C1 is mandatory
Above 7,500 kg MTM → Driving licence C is mandatory (rare in motorhomes)
Note: the MTM can be found on the motorhome registration certificate. So this is not the empty weight, but the maximum permitted total weight.
Do you have a larger motorhome between 3,500 and 7,500 kg? Then you have a C1 driving licence needed. At Xpress Driver Training, we guide you through this process step by step.
What to expect:
Personalised lesson advice based on a trial lesson
Practical lessons aimed at driving a large motorhome
Theory lessons (if required)
Guidance for the practical exam through CBR
The cost of the motorhome driving licence varies from person to person and depends on the number of lessons required. During a no-obligation trial lesson we look at your driving skills and give personalised advice. That way, you know exactly where you stand.
Want to know more about rates? Feel free to contact us or schedule a trial lesson right away.
With our personalised approach and experienced instructors, we have one of the highest success rates - get your driving licence quickly and with confidence!
If your motorhome is heavier than 3,500 kg (MTM), you need a C1 driving licence. Up to 3,500 kg, the B driving licence is sufficient.
Driving licence B allows you to drive vehicles up to 3,500 kg. C1 is for heavier vehicles (up to 7,500 kg), such as larger motorhomes or small trucks.
This can be found on the motorhome registration certificate under the heading 'maximum authorised mass'. Note that accessories and luggage count!
Yes, at Xpress Driver Training you can get a quick start with a trial lesson and personalised lesson advice. After that, we will determine your lesson package together.
On average, you will need between 6 and 10 lessons, depending on your experience. The theory exam is compulsory for the C1 driving licence, unless you already have a truck driving licence.
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