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INTRAIN ASSESSOR
Lavington · 1 day
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Multi combination (MC) licence courses in NSW
3 approved providers · from $1,800 · every one holds this unit on the national register.
Typical cost of a multi combination (mc) licence course in NSW: $1800 to $2800, across 3 approved providers, usually 1 day.
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GLR Training
Warialda Rail
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FRANCIS DRIVING SCHOOL PTY LTD
Chipping Norton
A Multi Combination (MC) licence allows drivers to operate road trains and other multi-combination heavy vehicles in New South Wales. It is generally sought by drivers who already hold a lower heavy vehicle licence class and need to progress to MC for road train or B-double type work under Transport for NSW and Service NSW licensing rules.
This page lists 2 providers offering MC licence training in NSW, including INTRAIN ASSESSOR in Lavington and FRANCIS DRIVING SCHOOL PTY LTD in Chipping Norton. Listed pricing starts from $1,800, with a typical course duration of around 1 day.
Course structure, vehicle access and assessment requirements can vary between providers, so it is worth confirming inclusions, eligibility and scheduling directly before booking.
Frequently asked questions
- How much does an MC licence course cost in NSW?
- Listed pricing for MC licence training in NSW starts from $1,800. Exact costs can depend on the provider, vehicle combination used and whether any additional lessons or resits are required, so confirm final pricing with the provider directly.
- How long does the MC licence course take?
- The typical duration listed for MC licence training is around 1 day. Some providers may offer additional lessons or preparation time depending on the applicant's existing experience and licence class.
- What licence do I need before doing an MC course?
- Applicants generally need to hold an appropriate lower heavy vehicle licence class before progressing to MC under Transport for NSW and Service NSW requirements. Specific prerequisites can vary by provider, so check eligibility before enrolling.
- Is the MC licence course done online or in person?
- MC licence training involves practical, on-road driving assessment and is completed in person rather than online. Any theory components or bookings may vary by provider, so confirm the format directly with the training 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.