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LIGHT RIGID (LR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
MEDIUM RIGID (MR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
MEDIUM RIGID (MR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
A LR vehicle is defined a motor vehicle with a gross vehicle mass of over 4.5 tonnes to a maximum of 8 tonnes (no axle limit), or any vehicle that seats more than 12 passengers (including the driver) to a maximum of 8 tonnes.
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MEDIUM RIGID (MR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
MEDIUM RIGID (MR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
MEDIUM RIGID (MR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
An MR Licence allows you to drive any vehicle with 2 axles (1 steer and 1 drive). This includes motorhomes, buses, certain types of trucks, tow trucks and local freight vehicles.
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HEAVY RIGID (HR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
MEDIUM RIGID (MR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
HEAVY RIGID (HR) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
A HR Vehicle is defined as a bus or truck (including a prime mover or mobile crane) with over 8 tonne Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) with 3 or more axles.
HR B Condition is a good entry level licence into the road transport industry. This allows licence holder to drive a synchro & auto gearbox.
The HR Unconditional licence (2 day course) will giv
A HR Vehicle is defined as a bus or truck (including a prime mover or mobile crane) with over 8 tonne Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) with 3 or more axles.
HR B Condition is a good entry level licence into the road transport industry. This allows licence holder to drive a synchro & auto gearbox.
The HR Unconditional licence (2 day course) will give you the broadest range of employment prospects as you can drive any HR vehicle (road rangers, manual and automatic gearboxes).
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HEAVY COMBINATION (HC) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
HEAVY COMBINATION (HC) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
HEAVY COMBINATION (HC) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
A class HC vehicle is a truck, prime mover or mobile crane with a trailer of more than 9 tonne Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM).
A HC Licence covers you to drive trucks with a single trailer (commonly known as Semi-Trailers). This includes prime movers, truck and dogs, pig trailers, floats and low loaders.
To be eligible for your HC truck licence,
A class HC vehicle is a truck, prime mover or mobile crane with a trailer of more than 9 tonne Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM).
A HC Licence covers you to drive trucks with a single trailer (commonly known as Semi-Trailers). This includes prime movers, truck and dogs, pig trailers, floats and low loaders.
To be eligible for your HC truck licence, you must have held a Medium Rigid (MR) or Heavy Rigid (HR) Licence for at least 12 months.
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MULTI COMBINATION (MC) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
HEAVY COMBINATION (HC) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
HEAVY COMBINATION (HC) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
You must have held a HR or HC Licence for at least 12 months to be eligible for your MC Licence.
Holding a MC Licence means you are permitted to drive any heavy vehicle.
Please note, for ACT Licence holders, this is an accredited course. There is a pre-course theory component and a in-class theory component to complete. This course is deliv
You must have held a HR or HC Licence for at least 12 months to be eligible for your MC Licence.
Holding a MC Licence means you are permitted to drive any heavy vehicle.
Please note, for ACT Licence holders, this is an accredited course. There is a pre-course theory component and a in-class theory component to complete. This course is delivered on behalf of Ascent Training Services RTO provider 88096.
Pending which state you hold your licence in, the final the Assessment process for a ACT licence holder for the MC Licence is competency-based, and is a combination of written assessment of knowledge, theory component and practical demonstration of skills.
For NSW and other interstate licence holders, your training and assessment is conducted under the NSW HVCBA system which includes the practical training and a recorded final drive assessment.
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HEAVY VEHICLE VERIFICATION OF COMPETENCY
HEAVY COMBINATION (HC) - STANDARD & ACCREDITED COURSE
HEAVY VEHICLE VERIFICATION OF COMPETENCY
A Verification of Competency (VoC) is a structured, evidence-based assessment used to confirm that a worker is currently competent to operate plant, equipment, or heavy vehicles safely, legally, and in line with their actual work tasks.
Under the updated Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) commencing July 2026, holding a licence or qualifica
A Verification of Competency (VoC) is a structured, evidence-based assessment used to confirm that a worker is currently competent to operate plant, equipment, or heavy vehicles safely, legally, and in line with their actual work tasks.
Under the updated Heavy Vehicle National Law (HVNL) commencing July 2026, holding a licence or qualification alone is no longer sufficient. Businesses must now be able to demonstrate and retain evidence that a driver’s competency is:
- Current
- Task-specific
- Relevant to the vehicle, load, routes, and operating conditions
- Regularly reviewed
VoC assessments align with the National Assessment Instrument (NAI) framework, ensuring consistency with the standards applied during formal licensing and recognised best practice.