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Heavy combination (HC) licence courses in NSW

8 approved providers · from $1,299 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a heavy combination (HC) licence course in NSW: $1299 to $2200, across 8 approved providers, usually 2 days.

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$1,700

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Approved TLILIC3017★ 5 (450)

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Listed from the national register.

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$2,200

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GLR Training

Warialda Rail

Approved TLILIC3017

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Listed from the national register.

Price on enquiry

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Kool Driving School

Yennora · In person

Approved TLILIC3017★ 5 (63)

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Listed from the national register.

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Approved TLILIC3017★ 5 (192)

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Listed from the national register.

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Francis Driving School

Chipping Norton

Approved TLILIC3017★ 4.8 (26)

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Listed from the national register.

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Across NSW, 7 providers offer HC licence courses, often called an HC truck licence or heavy combination licence, with prices from $1,299 to $2,200 and typical course length of 1 to 2 days.

The heavy combination licence lets drivers operate truck-and-trailer combinations and is issued through Service NSW and Transport for NSW. Most of the providers listed here are approved HVCBA (Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment) providers, combining practical training with a licence assessment.

An HC licence sits on a standard NSW driver licence card and renews with your regular licence renewal through Service NSW rather than through a separate course. Drivers who already hold an HC licence and want to brush up on skills can look for optional refresher training, priced separately by individual providers.

Frequently asked questions

Can you do an HC licence online?
Partly. 1 of the 8 providers listed here run it blended: the theory online, then a shorter in-person session for the practical assessment.

Heavy combination (HC) licence courses by area

Guide

HR, HC and MC truck licences in NSW: the pathway

The NSW heavy vehicle licence ladder — what each class drives, how long you must hold the class below, and how HVCBA assessment works.

Read the guide