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Shaping Skilled & Confident Truck Drivers 

At Ceely's Heavy Vehicle Driver Training & Assessments, we've been dedicated to shaping skilled and confident heavy vehicle drivers in Griffith since 2008. Our instructors are committed to nurturing your skills in a supportive learning environment. 


We're here to guide you every step of the way, helping you to prepare for the theoretical and practical aspects of obtaining your truck licence. We can even provide a truck if required, making your training as convenient as possible. Our flexible scheduling and ability to travel for group bookings ensures we can cater to your unique requirements. 


Get in touch with us on 0431 545 707 to make a booking. From Wyangan Avenue to Thorne Road, we provide training to individuals throughout Griffith. 

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Licence Types & Courses 

Ceely's Heavy Vehicle Driver Training & Assessments offers comprehensive training programs for a 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. 

Not only that, but we offer additional training programs designed to enhance your driving skills. We can help you to learn everything from how to handle various load types to defensive driving techniques. Enquire today! 

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Our instructors are here to help you develop the skills and knowledge required to acquire your truck licence in Griffith. Whether you need a Light Rigid, Heavy Rigid or Multi-Combination licence, we can help. 

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We provide specialised courses for those looking to improve their driving skills or gain employment in Griffith. From defensive driving techniques to the safe operation of heavy vehicles, we have various courses for you to choose from. 

Driving a Heavy Vehicle in NSW 

To drive a heavy vehicle in New South Wales, you typically need a Class C driver's licence, which covers vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) up to 4.5 tonnes. However, for heavier vehicles, you'll need a higher class of licence, such as a Heavy Rigid (HR) or Heavy Combination (HC) licence, depending on the GVM and configuration of the vehicle. 


To obtain these licences, you must meet specific experience requirements, pass knowledge and practical tests and undergo medical examinations. Additional endorsements may be required for certain activities, such as transporting dangerous goods or passengers. 

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Frequently Asked Questions 

  • What can I drive with an LR licence in New South Wales?

    In New South Wales, an LR (Light Rigid) licence allows you to drive Light Rigid vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) exceeding 4.5 tonnes. This includes buses and trucks with a GVM exceeding 4.5 tonnes, as well as vehicles towing a trailer with a GVM of up to 9 tonnes. 

  • How long are heavy vehicle licences valid for?

    Most heavy vehicle licences are valid in New South Wales for a period of three years. It's important to renew your licence before it expires to continue driving heavy vehicles legally and avoid potential penalties. Keep in mind that renewal requirements may vary, so it's a good practice to check with the local licensing authority for specific details. 

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