HR Truck Licence Perth -
TLIC3004 Drive Heavy Rigid Vehicle
from $1,190

You must hold a Car (C class) licence for at least 2 years, OR a Light rigid (LR) vehicle licence for at least 1 year, OR a Medium Rigid (MR) vehicle licence for at least 1 year. These are the DOT requirements before you can enrol in HR training.

HR-A (Automatic) allows you to drive HR Automatic Vehicles only - easiest to learn. HR-B (Manual/Synchromesh) allows you to drive vehicles with synchromesh gearboxes (single clutch) OR automatic gearboxes - most versatile and popular choice. HR-Open (Road Ranger) allows you to drive vehicles with Road Ranger gearbox (double clutch) using double-clutching technique - you can drive ANY gearbox type with this licence.

TLIC3004 is the unit of competency 'Drive Heavy Rigid Vehicle'. This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to drive a heavy rigid vehicle safely in compliance with state/territory road and traffic authority licence requirements. Upon successful completion, you receive a Statement of Attainment which you must have before attempting the Practical Driving Assessment (PDA).

The training includes: 7 hours of self-paced learning (online theory at your own pace), 3 hours of theory assessment (own time), 3.5 to 7.5 hours of face-to-face training & assessment depending on your chosen package (HR-A: 3.5hrs, HR-B: 4.5hrs, HR-Open: 7.5hrs), plus a 30-minute Department of Transport Practical Driving Assessment (PDA) conducted ON-SITE.

An HR licence allows you to drive Heavy Rigid vehicles - more than 8 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass (no axle limit) plus or minus a trailer with a maximum of 9 tonnes Gross Vehicle Mass. This includes Heavy Vehicles with 3 or more axles and a GVM of 8000 kg.

Upon completion, we provide you with a Statement of Attainment and other documents. You take these documents to the WA Department of Transport DOT Licensing Centre, and the Department of Transport then issues your licence.

If you hold an interstate or international licence, please contact the Department of Transport to obtain either a Learners' Permit or transfer your interstate licence to a WA licence before enrolling in our training program.

While we have a high first-time pass rate, if you don't pass on your first attempt, we'll work with you to identify areas for improvement. You can book additional training sessions and reattempt the assessment. Our goal is to ensure you're confident and road-ready.