Deniliquin

Obtain a Truck Licence in Deniliquin 

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Professional Heavy Vehicle Driver Training 

Ceely's Heavy Vehicle Driver Training & Assessments has been helping individuals in Deniliquin learn the skills required to become confident heavy vehicle drivers since 2008. Our instructors are dedicated to guiding you through the process of acquiring your truck licence in a supportive environment. 


We're here to ensure you’re ready to tackle the theoretical and practical aspects of obtaining your truck licence. Don’t have a truck? We can provide one if required. Strapped for time? We offer flexible scheduling and will strive to accommodate your availability. Plus, we can travel for group bookings. 


Contact us on 0431 545 707 to make a booking. From Wandook Road to Napier Street, we train drivers throughout Deniliquin. 

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Wide-Ranging Driving Courses 

At Ceely's Heavy Vehicle Driver Training & Assessments, we provide training for a full range of heavy vehicle licence types, 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. 

What’s more, we offer additional courses designed to improve your driving skills. We can help you learn how to manage different cargo types, defensive training techniques and more. Reach out for service enquiries. 

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Look no further than our instructors if you’re looking to obtain a truck licence in Deniliquin. Whether you’re after a Light Rigid or Heavy Combination licence, we can help you to become a skilled and confident driver. 

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Unleash your potential with our specialised courses designed to elevate your driving skills and career prospects in Deniliquin. Choose from a range of courses, including defensive driving techniques and safe heavy vehicle operation. 

Operating a Truck in NSW 

To drive a heavy vehicle in New South Wales, you typically need a heavy vehicle licence. Requirements include holding a car (Class C) driver's licence for at least a year, passing a heavy vehicle knowledge test, obtaining a medical certificate and completing a Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment (HVCBA) or Heavy Vehicle On-Road Assessment (HVCBA or HVORA). 

The specific class of heavy vehicle licence you need depends on the type of vehicle you intend to drive. Additional training and endorsements may be required for certain vehicle classes and tasks, such as transporting dangerous goods. 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

  • What can I drive with a HC licence in New South Wales?

    In New South Wales, an HC (Heavy Combination) licence allows you to drive heavy vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) exceeding 4.5 tonnes. This includes: 


    • Articulated trucks  
    • Prime movers towing a semi-trailer with a GVM of over 9 tonnes 
    • Rigid vehicles with a GVM over 8 tonnes 
  • What does defensive driving training involve?

    Defensive driving training teaches drivers advanced skills and techniques to minimise risks and respond to potential hazards on the road. It typically covers topics like safe following distances, proper braking, collision avoidance, skid recovery and handling adverse weather conditions. Participants learn to anticipate and react to the actions of other drivers to reduce the likelihood of accidents and increase overall road safety. 

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