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INTRAIN ASSESSOR
Lavington · 1 day
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Heavy combination (HC) licence courses in NSW
6 approved providers · from $1,700 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a heavy combination (hc) licence course in NSW: $1700 to $2200, across 6 approved providers, usually 1 day.
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GLR Training
Warialda Rail
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KOOL DRIVING SCHOOL PTY. LTD.
Yennora · Face to face
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Ironbark Training
Wagga Wagga · Face to face
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Wise Driving School Pty Ltd
Yennora · 1 day · Face to face
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FRANCIS DRIVING SCHOOL PTY LTD
Chipping Norton
A Heavy Combination (HC) licence allows drivers to operate heavy vehicles towing larger trailers, common in freight, logistics and agricultural transport across NSW. Drivers who already hold a Heavy Rigid (HR) licence often upgrade to HC to access more job opportunities.
This page lists 5 registered heavy vehicle competency-based assessment (HVCBA) providers in NSW, including options in Lavington, Yennora, Chipping Norton and Wagga Wagga. Typical courses run for 1 day, with pricing around $1,700.
Licensing for HC is managed through Service NSW and Transport for NSW. Prerequisites and licence class progression requirements apply, so check eligibility before booking a course.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does an HC licence course cost in NSW?
- Providers listed on this page charge around $1,700 for the HC licence course. Prices may vary depending on the provider and any additional assessment requirements.
- How long does the HC licence course take?
- Typical HC licence courses run for 1 day. Actual duration can depend on the provider and whether additional practice or assessment time is required.
- What are the prerequisites for getting an HC licence in NSW?
- Applicants generally need to hold a Heavy Rigid (HR) licence first. Specific eligibility criteria, including minimum licence periods, are set by Transport for NSW and should be confirmed before enrolling.
- Is the HC licence course available online or only face-to-face?
- HC licence training involves practical, on-road competency-based assessment, so it is conducted face-to-face. Some providers may offer theory components online, but this varies by provider.
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.