CBT Licence at luton

Luton CBT Training

In Luton, CBT training is available and provides an excellent mix of quiet roads, residential areas, and busy town centres. This diverse environment helps riders master their skills with the guidance of instructors who have years of combined experience.

Nearby areas also offer CBT training, including options in nearby towns and cities. Whether you choose training in Luton or a surrounding area, you'll benefit from high-quality instruction and a supportive learning environment.

Here are some of the nearby locations.

What Does The CBT Include?

CBT training, often mistakenly called a CBT test, doesn’t involve a formal test. CBT stands for Compulsory Basic Training and takes between 6 to 8 hours on a single day, ensuring you can ride safely and confidently on your own.

To start your CBT training in Luton, you’ll need a valid UK provisional or full driving licence. Whether you plan to ride a moped or motorcycle, completing a CBT course is essential for obtaining a bike licence.

The training day includes five parts. Four of these are off-road, and the final part involves road riding where your instructor will assess your ability to ride safely. The five parts of CBT Training are:

  1. Introduction and eyesight check
  2. Practical on-site training
  3. Practical on-site riding
  4. Practical on-road training
  5. Practical on-road riding

You’ll progress through each section as your instructor confirms you’ve mastered the theory and practical skills to a safe standard. If you’re not meeting the required standards, you may need additional training on another day.

Regardless of where you choose to train in Luton, RideTo will support you every step of the way.

What’s The Price Of A CBT In Luton?

The cost of a CBT test in Luton typically ranges from £180 to £189. This price usually includes all necessary instruction and equipment for a comprehensive training experience.

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