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1. Heavy vehicle driver training Sydney – building efficient drivers
for safer
Depending on the size and the usage purpose of a vehicle, there are categories of vehicles
like LR - Light rigid, MR – Medium rigid, HR – Heavy rigid, HC – Heavy combination and MC –
Multi combination.
Among these, driving the HR categorizes vehicles are the main challenge. They include
trucks, Lorries, heavy buses etc. Attaining a license for these vehicles is a big challenge and in
Sydney, things are yet stricter to ensure safe driving on roads in order to avoid any kind of
unfortunate incidents related to road accidents. Thus, to meet the need, there are schools
affiliated for Heavy vehicle driver training Sydney which have special series of programs to
build an efficient driver. There are different courses for different heavy vehicles and the
courses and their duration vary accordingly. While there are courses for the learners of
heavy vehicle driving, on the other hand there are courses for the professional drivers as
well, which have more flexible timings.
The fees of the courses vary as per the number of classes and the courses offered by the
schools. The course includes knowledge test followed by an assessment on two books. After
the initial assessment, the schools provide two books based on which there are
assessments:
 Assessment on A Guide to Heavy Vehicle Competency Based.
 An assessment on A Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment on Learner’s log
book.
The log book is the official record of the trainee’s progress which we will be filled out for
them. The assessment system is assessed by a professional accredited assessor. Once all the
criteria are successfully completed, and the assessor gives a positive report, the person is
sent to the registry office to collect his license for the heavy vehicles.
Most of the Heavy Vehicle Driver Training Sydney has the following courses:
 Competency based training
 Only Competency Based Training and Assessing, with driving test required
 Driving the Road ranger gear box driven vehicles
 Use of special gearbox on MR class trucks
 Corporate rates available for multiple driver training

2. With a Sydney HR license, the driver can drive any rigid vehicle which has three or more
axles or an articulated bus.
However, to enrol in the HR licence training course, a participant should:
 Have a LR or MR licence for minimum two years.
 Have successfully completed Complete the Roads and Maritime
Service Rigid knowledge test.
 Have obtained the above mentioned heavy vehicle competency based assessment
learner’s guide.