Learning to drive a heavy goods vehicle or passenger carrying vehicle is a great opportunity, which will bring you added responsibility. Whether you’ll be carrying goods or passengers, a comprehensive knowledge of driving and road safety is essential, and passing the theory test is an important step towards becoming a professional driver. The knowledge and understanding that you’ve acquired should then be put into practice on the road. When you drive a large vehicle, you should demonstrate your ability to drive safely and set a good example to others. Your attitude and approach should be courteous and considerate. The safety of the goods or passengers you carry, as well as other road users, could depend on it. You’ll never know all the answers, and, throughout your driving career, there’ll always be more to learn. By applying and developing what you’ve learned during your training, driving with a responsible attitude and in a fuel-efficient manner, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a good professional driver. (Mark Winn, DVSA Chief Driving Examiner.)