Truck driving is a “real-world” job. It moves the things we all use. Food. Fuel. Furniture. Medicine. Building gear. If trucks stop, shops empty fast.

Operating a forklift truck or order picker is a high-risk activity that carries significant legal and safety responsibilities. In Australia,

Most of us don’t think twice when we see a truck carrying fuel, gas cylinders, chemicals, or industrial supplies.

If you’re looking to start or grow a career in the transport and logistics industry, one of the first steps is choosing the right truck licence in Victoria.

If you’re considering a career in truck driving or looking to upgrade your current licence, understanding the costs involved is a crucial first step.

New fines Victoria sanctions may affect your ability to apply for and renew your heavy vehicle licence A new administrative body called Fines Victoria is being introduced as part of the Fines Reform Act 2014 commencing on 31 December 2017. As a result VicRoads will apply licence, registration and number

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Process of obtaining a heavy vehicle licence in Victoria Aligning to the requirement of VicRoads, to obtain a heavy vehicle licence you need to follow the next 7 steps Step 1: To be eligible you need to hold a Victorian car driver’s license for a minimum period of 12 months