Obtain a Truck Licence in Cowra 


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Supportive & Flexible Driver Training 

Since 2008, Ceely's Heavy Vehicle Driver Training & Assessments has been helping individuals in Cowra become skilled and confident heavy vehicle drivers. We understand obtaining a truck licence can be challenging; that’s why we provide training in a supportive environment to ensure you’re ready to handle the theoretical and practical aspects of getting a licence. 


Don’t have access to a truck? We can provide one for you! Plus, our flexible scheduling options and ability to travel for group bookings make our training courses as convenient as possible. 


Call us on 0431 545 707 to make a booking. From McKenny Lane to Darbys Falls Road, we train truck drivers throughout Cowra. 

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Licence Categories & Training Courses 

 At Ceely's Heavy Vehicle Driver Training & Assessments, we provide training for a comprehensive range of heavy vehicle licence categories, including: 

  • Light Rigid (LR):  Small trucks with a gross vehicle mass (GVM) of up to eight tonnes. 
  • Medium Rigid (MR): Trucks and buses with a GVM of more than eight tonnes and two axles. 
  • Heavy Rigid (HR): Trucks and buses with a GVM of more than eight tonnes and three or more axles. 
  • Heavy Combination (HC): Vehicles with three or more axles and Heavy Rigid vehicle trailer combinations. 
  • Multi-Combination (MC): B-double, road train, prime mover, low loader dolly and low loader trailer combinations.

Beyond licence training, we provide tailored programs designed to enhance your driving abilities. From effective cargo load management to defensive driving techniques, we’ve got you covered. Contact us today for enquiries. 

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We provide professional driver training to ensure you’ve got the skills and knowledge to obtain your truck licence. Whether you require a Light Rigid, Heavy Rigid or Multi-Combination licence, our instructors are here to help. 

Our instructors provide specialised courses for those looking to enhance their skills or gain employment. From defensive driving techniques to the safe operation of heavy vehicles, we have numerous courses for you to choose from. 

We deliver Verification of Competencies (VOC) for excavators, skid steers, backhoes, and loaders, ensuring operators meet site standards safely and confidently. Book your assessment and stay site-ready.


Heavy Vehicle Driving Requirements in NSW 

To drive a heavy vehicle in New South Wales, you generally need a heavy vehicle licence. Requirements include holding a car licence for at least one year, passing a knowledge test and a practical driving test. There are different classes of heavy vehicle licences (LR, MR, HR, HC) based on the vehicle's weight and configuration. 

Medical assessments and eyesight checks may also be necessary to obtain a licence, especially for those seeking higher classes like HR and HC, as safety and physical fitness are crucial considerations when operating larger and more complex vehicles. 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

  • What can I drive with a MC licence in NSW?

    In New South Wales, an MC (Multi-Combination) licence permits you to operate multi-combination vehicles, typically consisting of a prime mover towing two or more trailers. This includes B-doubles, road trains and other large combinations of heavy vehicles, provided you meet the specific requirements and conditions outlined in your licence. 

  • What additional requirements are needed to transport dangerous goods?

    To transport dangerous goods in New South Wales, you must meet specific requirements, including:  


    • Obtain a dangerous goods driver licence 
    • Complete appropriate training & certification 
    • Comply with vehicle & equipment regulations 
    • Carry the necessary documentation for the goods 
    • Adhere to labelling & placarding requirements 
    • Follow specific transport routes & vehicle restrictions 
    • Be aware of emergency response procedures 
    • Undergo regular medical assessments 
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