Business Qualifications are now on offer. Eligible South Australians will pay as little as $250 via a South Australian Government Subsidy.
Business Qualifications are now on offer. Eligible South Australians will pay as little as $250 via a South Australian Government Subsidy.
Multi Combination Truck Licence Course in Victoria
Our MC Licence training program is designed to enhance your theoretical knowledge and practical driving skills in operating multiple trailer trucks. Choose TDT Training Australia to help you obtain an MC truck licence and start driving around Melbourne or regional areas in Victoria. Alternatively, you can browse our available courses and sign up for a class that suits your goals and schedules.
Multi Combination Vehicle:
A Multi Combination vehicle is a Heavy Combination vehicle with more than one trailer.
Objectives:
This course is designed to train drivers to a competent standard in both theory and practical, which will enalbe them to pass the relevant VicRoads testing criteria for theory, skills and practical driving in the category of Multi Combination.
Entry Requirements:
Drivers participating in this course must have held a HR licence for a minimum of 12 months, and have a current HC licence.
Duration:
One Day Course*
Ratio:
Student Instructor Ratio 1:1
Special Conditions:
* VicRoads criteria will not allow training on international licences (except NZ). Course Prices/times do NOT Guarantee a Licence.
Course Content:
Theory and Practical
Theory:
Practical:
Assessment:
Course duration/costs do not guarantee students will sit the on road licence test. To be eligible to test, students MUST first meet VicRoads criteria. If criteria are NOT met students will not be able to undergo the on road test and will continue to train for the duration of the course. Additional costs will apply if students book subsequent training and/or testing.
A multi-combination (MC) license refers to a type of heavy vehicle license that allows drivers to operate vehicles that consist of a prime mover (truck) towing two or more trailers or semi-trailers.
An MC (Multi-Combination) driver is qualified to operate Australia’s largest and heaviest class of heavy vehicles. These include B-doubles, road trains, and any vehicle towing more than one trailer. MC drivers must understand road safety, heavy vehicle operations, load restraint, and other skills crucial for maneuvering such large and complex vehicles. Due to the complexities and responsibilities involved, MC drivers often undergo rigorous training and assessments before they are deemed competent.
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