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Heavy rigid (HR) truck licence courses in NSW

6 approved providers · from $1,650 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a heavy rigid (hr) truck licence course in NSW: $1650 to $1900, across 6 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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INTRAIN ASSESSOR

Lavington · 1 day

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GLR Training

Warialda Rail

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Ironbark Training

Wagga Wagga · Face to face

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A Heavy Rigid (HR) truck licence allows drivers to operate heavy rigid vehicles, including trucks with more than two axles and some bus configurations. It suits drivers looking to move into truck driving roles or upgrade an existing car or light rigid licence.

In NSW, HR licensing is managed through the Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment (HVCBA) system, overseen by Service NSW and Transport for NSW. This page lists 5 providers offering HR training and assessment across suburbs including Lavington, Yennora, Chipping Norton and Wagga Wagga.

Courses typically run for 1 day, with pricing from $1,650 where listed. Actual inclusions, vehicle access and assessment structure can vary between providers, so it's worth confirming what's covered before booking.

Frequently asked questions

How much does an HR licence course cost in NSW?
Pricing from providers on this page starts at $1,650. Costs can vary depending on the provider, vehicle type used, and whether pre-learning or additional lessons are included.
How long does the HR course take?
Providers listed here typically run the HR assessment over 1 day. Some providers may offer additional preparation days or split training across multiple sessions.
Do I need an existing licence to get my HR ticket?
You generally need to hold an existing driver licence, often a Light Rigid (LR) or Medium Rigid (MR) licence, before progressing to HR. Specific prerequisites vary by provider, so check before booking.
What ID or documents do I need on the day?
You will typically need to bring your current NSW driver licence and any required proof of identity. Exact document requirements vary by provider, so confirm directly before your session.

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.

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