Best Driving Schools & Driving Licence in Mount Pritchard – Ellis Driving School

 

The MC license is the highest level of authorization. At Ellis Driving School, this license allows you to drive all types of vehicles except motorcycles.

excluding motorcycles At Ellis Driving Academy. Ellis Driving School has assisted hundreds of people from various backgrounds and ages in obtaining their licenses, which include: C Licence, LR Licence, MR Licence, MC Licence, HR and HC Licences. We take your truck driving training very seriously! We have trained people from all over New South Wales, including Wollongong, Midagong, Gosford, Pennrith, Bankstown, and Newcastle.

MC licence mt.Pritchard

Specific rules and requirements apply if you hold a Multi Combination (MC) licence, (HC) licence in NSW. These requirements are set by the National Driver Licensing Scheme. We are committed to ensuring all heavy vehicle drivers hold the correct licence for the vehicle they are operating. This helps keep you and other road users safe.

Here are some compulsory requirements for obtaining an MC driving licence:

– Must have held a HR or HC for at least one year.

– Must need to undertake a compulsory training course.

– The course must be conducted by registered ADTA accredited by RMS and must be approved by RMS.

How to Apply for a Multi-Combination (MC) licence

 

Step 1. Go to an RMS motor registry and:

– Provide a current photo licence or other proof of identity that meets RMS requirements.

– Complete a licence application form.

– Provide a completed medical report.

– Prove that you meet MC driving licence compulsory requirements.

– Pass an MC driving licence knowledge test questions.

– Pass an eyesight test.

– Obtain Class MC HVCBA guidebook and logbook.

Driving any B-double or road train requires a multi-combination (MC) license. It is the highest license standard available and is highly sought after in the transportation industry, making it one of the highest paid license classes for industry drivers.

 

Step 2. After this, your licence application form will be returned to you. Then:

– Make sure your form has been stamped with a registry stamp, and reads “approved to attend multi-combination driver training and assessment course.”

– Bring this form to Ellis Driving School.

– Complete the MC driver training and assessment course (HVCBA), and obtain a certificate of competency.

 

Step 3. Then you simply take your certificate to the RMS registry and they will issue you your Multi-Combination/B-double licence.

HC Licence mt.Pritchard 

Ellis Driving School strives to fulfill the dreams of many of these drivers, by providing assistance in helping them to drive these vehicles.

According to the RMS, a heavy combination vehicle is one which is a prime mover, with a semi-trailer attached to it, or rigid vehicle towing a trailer with a GVM of more than 9 tonnes. A person applying for an HC licence should have possessed an MR or HR licence for at least one full year.

We are one of the best HC driving schools in Sydney, equipped with excellent vehicles to practise and also expert and experienced tutors to help in your training process. Once you finish your training, you can immediately obtain your HC licence, by submitting our certificate of competence and also by following the procedures like clearing the DKT test, filling up the application form with identity proof and getting your eyesight tested by an approved optician.
 

 

COVID-19

In response to the coronavirus, we have put in place safeguards to protect both our students and staff during these trying times. We are strictly enforcing personal hygiene measures in our cars, trucks, and workplaces, as advised by the Australian Department of Health.

By having our administration staff work from home, we have limited non-training staff. Course sizes have also been restricted in order to ensure that our training spaces have at least 4 square meters per person.

All of our students have been advised to reschedule if they:

Have you recently returned from a trip abroad?

In the last 14 days, I've had contact with a confirmed COVID-19 case.

In the last 14 days, I've been advised to isolate myself.

 

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for anyone who may need a Multi Combination (MC) licence for work, or who wants to drive MC, HC vehicles for any other reason. It is especially suitable for people involved in the transport industry, or looking to become involved in the transport industry.

 

What's the first step?

The very first step in upgrading your licence is to do the knowledge test at RMS/Services NSW. To get you started we can send an email with some helpful links for that part of the process - fill in the form linked below and we'll do the rest.

 

Heavy Combination (HC) to Multi Combination (MC) Course Summary

This course is for those participants who currently have a Heavy Combination licence and want to upgrade to a Multi Combination licence. Upgrading from a HC licence to a MC Licence is conducted in an automatic prime mover, b-double combination, and takes one (1) day to complete.

 

What can I drive with a MC Licence?

Upon successful completion the student will be able to obtain their Multi Combination (MC) licence and be able to drive MC trucks with a transmission type of automatic or synchromesh.

If you currently have an unrestricted licence, you will not lose this endorsement when upgrading in an automatic - i.e. you will still be able to drive MC vehicles fitted with manual gearbox (also known as a Road Ranger, Crashbox, or Constant Mesh).

A Multi Combination (MC) Licence allows the holder to drive B-doubles; Prime mover, low loader dolly and low loader trailer combinations; and road trains. See image below.

 

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for anyone who may need a Multi Combination (MC) licence for work, or who wants to drive MC vehicles for any other reason. It is especially suitable for people involved in the transport industry, or looking to become involved in the transport industry.

 

What's the first step?

The very first step in upgrading your licence is to do the knowledge test at RMS/Services NSW. To get you started we can send an email with some helpful links for that part of the process - fill in the form linked below and we'll do the rest.

 

About The Licence

Multi Combination vehicles include: B-doubles; Prime mover, low loader dolly and low loader trailer combinations; and road trains.

Before training and assessment for a Multi Combination Vehicle licence can be undertaken an applicant must:

    Have held a class HR or HC licence or equivalent for one (1) year or more. ~ Note: Any time you've spent on a P2 HR licence counts, but you can't practice to drive an MC vehicle, or upgrade to an MC licence until you hold a full class HR or HC licence.

•     Pass the MC knowledge test

•     Pass an eyesight test

•     Pass a medical examination ~ See FAQ'S below for more info on the medical.

After successful completion of the eyesight, knowledge test, and medical, an applicant may apply for a Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment (HVCBA) Learners Logbook and may then undertake training and assessment to obtain a Multi Combination (MC) licence.

 

About the training

Roads and Maritime Services (formerly Roads and Traffic Authority - RTA) accredited Registered Training Organisations (RTOs) with heavy vehicle licensed driving instructors conduct Heavy Vehicle Competency Based Assessment.

Students will benefit from one-on-one training with our instructors to gain the knowledge and skills required to drive a Multi Combination (MC) vehicle safely.

Students will be trained and assessed in various competencies throughout the course, with the final competency assessment (FCA) taking place at the end.

It entails systematic and efficient control of all vehicle functions, traffic and road condition monitoring, vehicle condition and performance management, and effective management of Ellis Driving School Apply Now.