Safe Urban Driving Training
We offer Safe Urban Driving (SUD) training in collaboration with EnRoute training. Our approved trainers deliver this course for HGV, LGV and PCV drivers as part of their periodic training.
The course, delivered by our colleagues at Enroute Training, is one of many accredited training courses available at NCA Academy. Enroute are licensed by the Fleet Operators Recognition Scheme (FORS) to deliver this ‘off the shelf’ course. The course covers the requirements for managing Work Related Road Risk (WRRR). Additionally, it includes the Construction Logistics and Cyclists Safety (CLOCS) scheme.
All SUD courses take place at The Barn Countryside Centre, Philips Park, Whitefield, M45 7QJ. Course times are 8.00am–4.00pm. Light refreshments are provided but please bring your own lunch for the day.
Please note: Drivers MUST bring their driving license with them to the training course for registration and identification purposes.
Driver CPD upload charges are included in the fee.
Please do not book onto a SUD course if you have attended a course in the last 12 months.
Urban cycle awareness for HGV and PCV drivers
This Safe Urban Driving (SUD) course doubles as an urban cycle awareness course, helping HGV, LGV and PCV drivers safely navigate city roads alongside vulnerable road users. Developed in line with FORS and CLOCS standards, it focuses on cyclist safety, road risk reduction and driver awareness.
What you’ll gain from the course
- FORS/CLOCS-compliant training.
- Certificate valid for Driver CPC hours.
- Urban cyclist risk awareness.
- On-road cycle experience.
- Skills to reduce work-related road risk.
The SUD course covers the following modules:
Module 01: In-class Theory
- The changing streetscape.
- Identifying vulnerable road users.
- Sharing the road.
- Safety equipment.
Module 02: On-cycle Practical
- Exchanging places – driver attitude and perception.
- Introduction to active travel – driver fitness and health.
- Hazard awareness and cyclist behaviour.
There is a practical element to the course that all participants MUST take part in. Please flag any issues in this regard with your tutor on arrival. Bikes and helmets will be available to borrow.
For further information contact pete@ncagb.co.uk
August 2025
Saturday 30th August 2025
September 2025
Saturday 27th September 2025
October 2025
Saturday 25th October 2025
November 2025
Saturday 15th November 2025
December 2025
Saturday 13th December 2025
Certification and accreditations:
Based at Philips Park in Whitefield
Our training venue is located at The Barn Countryside Centre within Philips Park, Whitefield (M45 7QJ).
Easily accessible from Manchester city centre, the site is just 5 minutes from Junction 17 of the M60. Free parking is available onsite. Philips Park is well-served by local bus routes and is also accessible via the Metrolink tram network (Whitefield stop). The location offers a quiet, natural setting ideal for both the in-class and on-cycle elements of the course.