Heavy Rigid (HR) Class Licence

Get Or Upgrade To A Heavy Rigid (HR) Licence Sydney NSW including Wollongong,
Mittagong, Gosford, Penrith, Bankstown and Newcastle.

Heavy Rigid (HR) Class Licence | HR licence Sydney

HR licences and heavy truck driver training in Sydney NSW including Wollongong, Midagong, Gosford, Penrith, Bankstown and Newcastle

Heavy Rigid (HR) Class Licence allows you to drive

  • Any rigid vehicle with three or more axles and a GVM of more than 8 tonnes.
  • Any towed trailer must not weigh more than 9 tonnes GVM.
  • Also includes articulated buses and vehicles in Class MR.

Equipped with the ‘Competency certificate’ after you finish training without instructors, you can easily go ahead with acquiring the HR truck Licence from supplying authorities in Sydney, by following the below mentioned procedures:

Are you looking for an HR Licence Sydney? Heavy rigid vehicle or the HR truck Licence is one of the most coveted driving licences in Sydney.

Ellis driving school has specialized instructors to train all those who would like to obtain an HR Licence in Sydney. Knowing the intricacies of handling a heavy rigid vehicle, we are one of the sorts after HR driving school in Sydney.

The HR licences are needed for driving a vehicle weighing more than 8 tonnes GVM and containing 3 axels. Also, the towed trailer should not be more than nine tonnes GVM weight. Handling this huge vehicle need individual practise and you can get that from our expert driving instructors.

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You must first have held a Class C, LR or MR licence (not a learner) for at least two years.

How to get a HR Licence

  • Pass the Driver Knowledge Test (you can do this before or after your on road practical service with Ellis Driving School)
  • Complete an application form,
  • Show evidence of your identity (this may be your driver’s licence),
  • Pass an eyesight test,
  • Produce the Certificate of Competency (Issued by Ellis Driving School) to show that you’ve passed the driving test or the training program,
  • Pay for new licence fee.

Once these procedures are done and you pay the fee for the new HR Licence, you are ready to drive down your HR vehicle on the Sydney roads. Our instructors at Ellis driving school are extremely competent in giving you a detailed instruction and training in driving an HR vehicle.

HR Licence Sydney | Heavy Rigid Truck Licence in NSW including Wollongong, Mittagong, Gosford, Penrith, Bankstown and Newcastle.

Get your Heavy Rigid (HR) Truck Licence in New South Wales, including Sydney, Wollongong, Mittagong, Gosford, Penrith, Bankstown, and Newcastle. Our extensive training programme will provide you with the skills and knowledge required to drive heavy rigid vehicles safely and confidently. With experienced instructors and cutting-edge facilities, we ensure you’re ready for the road’s challenges. Our HR Licence programme in Sydney and across NSW is your path to success in the world of heavy vehicles, whether you’re a seasoned driver looking to upgrade your licence or a newcomer to the industry.

HR Licence Sydney | Heavy Rigid Truck Licence Training in Sydney NSW including Wollongong, Mittagong, Gosford, Penrith, Bankstown and Newcastle. Contact Us to signup of HR Licence Training Course.

HR – Heavy Rigid Vehicle truck licence is the highest class of truck licence you can obtain after obtaining a class C or LR licence.Any rigid vehicle with three or more axles and a GVM greater than eight tonnes requires a Heavy Rigid (HR) licence. Join our HR Licence Sydney, NSW, including Wollongong, Mittagong, Gosford, Penrith, Bankstown, and Newcastle.

 

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