Which is grammatically correct an HGV driver or a HGV driver?

Answer 1

Both "an HGV driver" and "a HGV driver" can be considered grammatically correct depending on the pronunciation of the acronym "HGV." If the acronym is pronounced with a vowel sound at the beginning (such as "aych-gee-vee"), then "an HGV driver" is appropriate. If the acronym is pronounced with a consonant sound at the beginning (such as "aitch-gee-vee"), then "a HGV driver" would be more suitable. It is important to consider pronunciation when determining the correct use of "a" or "an" before acronyms.

Answer 2

'An HGV' is correct because because you pronounce an ‘H’ as ‘aych’ or 'aitch', not ‘haych’. Though the letter H is a consonant it is pronounced as if it it was a vowel.

Answer 3

an HGV is the correct grammar, because if you will pronounce the letter H, it starts with the letter E, it goes like this, "eich".