Truck Licence Training – FAQ’s
Our heavy vehicle Training is customised to the individual however most participants take 3 to 4 hours of training followed by the lesson and test.
Our truck driver Training is customised to the individual however most participants take 2 to 3 hours of training followed by the lesson and test.
Our Training is customised to the individual however most participants take 3 to 4 hours of training followed by the lesson and test.
Our heavy vehicle driver Training is customised to the individual however most participants take 8 to 12 hours of training followed by the lesson and test.
Our Training is customised to the individual however most participants take 4 to 6 hours of training followed by the lesson and test.
If you have held you car license for 1 year you can upgrade to the MR license or if you have held it for over 2 years you can go to a HR license.This includes the period for which you have held your P’s.
To be eligible for a HC license you must have held either a MR or HR license for a period of greater than 1 year.
For Queensland Licenses the driving test is conducted by Transport and Main Roads for NSW license’s the assessment is conduct by our instructor.
The license you are obtaining is a Heavy Vehicle license so whether you complete the test in a Truck or a Bus make no difference to the license you will obtain. If however you wish to drive a bus with fee paying passengers you will have to obtain a driver’s authorisation from Transport and Main Roads.
A Road Ranger gear box is the most common type of constant mesh gearbox where you have to double the clutch to change gears. If you obtain your heavy vehicle license in this type of truck you will have no restrictions on the type of gear box the truck you drive can have.
