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NSW HEAVY VEHICLE TRAINING

The right licence.
The road ahead.

Practical truck licence training in Sydney for LR, MR, HR and HC. Find your next licence class, understand the requirements and plan your training.

  • NSW HVCBA pathway
  • Practical, hands-on training
  • Yennora, Sydney
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Choose your class

LR, MR, HR and HC pathways

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Train with instructors

Practical heavy vehicle preparation

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Find a suitable date

Intakes all year round

HEAVY VEHICLE LICENCES

Find the class that moves you forward.

From your first rigid truck licence to heavy combinations, choose the training pathway that matches the vehicle you want to drive.

LRNSW / LR

Light Rigid

For light rigid trucks and qualifying buses.

VEHICLES
Rigid vehicles up to 8 tonnes GVM, and qualifying buses.
MINIMUM LICENCE TENURE
Class C or equivalent held for at least 1 year.
MRNSW / MR

Medium Rigid

Move into larger two-axle rigid vehicles.

VEHICLES
Rigid trucks and buses over 8 tonnes GVM with 2 axles.
MINIMUM LICENCE TENURE
Class C or equivalent held for at least 1 year.
HRNSW / HR

Heavy Rigid

Train for larger trucks, buses and heavy rigid vehicles.

VEHICLES
Rigid vehicles over 8 tonnes GVM with 3 or more axles.
MINIMUM LICENCE TENURE
Class C or equivalent held for at least 2 years.
HCNSW / HC

Heavy Combination

Progress towards articulated and combination vehicles.

VEHICLES
Articulated vehicles and qualifying heavy combinations.
MINIMUM LICENCE TENURE
MR or HR or equivalent held for at least 1 year; an unrestricted licence is required to upgrade.

Eligibility and licence conditions are set by Transport for NSW. Other requirements apply. View official licence requirements ↗

YOUR LICENSING JOURNEY

A clear path from preparation to assessment.

Whether you're upgrading from a car licence or moving to a larger truck class, understand the requirements before choosing your training date.

Read the NSW licensing guide ↗
  1. Check your eligibility

    Confirm how long you have held your current licence and which heavy vehicle class you can apply for.

  2. Complete the knowledge test

    Complete the appropriate Heavy Vehicle Knowledge Test, eyesight test and required Service NSW steps.

  3. Choose a training date

    Tell us your licence class and preferred date using our enquiry form. FHV will call or email to arrange your training.

  4. Train and complete assessment

    Prepare for your licence upgrade through practical training and the applicable assessment pathway.

Illustrative practical truck training demonstrationPRACTICAL TRAINING / FHV DRIVER TRAINING

LEARN IN SYDNEY

Skills that go beyond the licence.

Our training focuses on understanding the vehicle, making safe decisions and building confidence behind the wheel.

  • Vehicle checks and safe operating practices
  • Handling, positioning and hazard awareness
  • Training aligned with your licence class
  • Guidance through the HVCBA process
Training location

200 Military Road, Yennora NSW 2161

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you book.

Quick answers about getting a truck licence in NSW.

Which truck licence class do I need?

Your vehicle type, weight and axle configuration determine the class you need. Use the class cards above as a starting point and check the official NSW guidance before choosing.

Do I need to pass a knowledge test first?

The appropriate Heavy Vehicle Knowledge Test and eyesight test are part of the NSW application process. Check the official requirements before arranging your training.

Can I get my truck licence in one day?

Training and assessment arrangements depend on your licence class, experience and applicable requirements. FHV will confirm your pathway; completion in one day is not guaranteed.

How do I find a suitable training date?

Send an enquiry with your licence class and preferred date. FHV will call or email to confirm availability and arrange your course.

READY FOR THE NEXT STEP?

Plan your next truck training day.

Speak with our team about your licence pathway and current training options.

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