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1. zutobi.com › types-of-drivers-licence-classesDriver's Licence Classes in Australia: C, LR, MR, HR, HC, MC, R

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   Sep 29, 2021 · Heavy Rigid (HR) Licence. A heavy rigid licence will qualify you to drive the following: Allowed to drive vehicles with a GVM over 8t and 3 or more axles. Any towed trailer must have a GVM of no more than 9t. Allowed to drive articulated buses. Can also drive any vehicle allowed by a class MR licence.

2. www.qld.gov.au › transport › licensingLicence types, classes and conditions | Transport and ...

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   Oct 1, 2016 · Driver licence classes. The class on your licence shows the types of vehicle you are allowed to drive. Your licence will show the highest class you can drive—you may drive any vehicles in the lower classes. But, if your licence shows a condition code you must comply with the condition at all times when driving any motor vehicle.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Driver_licences_in_AustraliaDriver licences in Australia - Wikipedia

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   Class Type Description C: Car licence: Covers vehicles up to 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass (GVM). GVM is the maximum allowed weight of the vehicle when loaded. The licence allows the holder to drive cars, utilities, vans, some light trucks, car-based motor tricycles, tractors and implements such as graders, vehicles that seat up to 12 adults, including the driver.

5. www.nsw.gov.au › driving-boating-and-transportLicence classes - NSW Government

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   A licence class is a category of licence. Which licence class you need depends on the type of vehicle you want to drive. For example, motorcycle and scooter riders have a class R licence. Car drivers have a class C licence. A heavy vehicle licence lets you drive cars and trucks. Licence classes are the same in all Australian states and ...

6. www.sa.gov.au › driver-s-licence-classesLicence classes - SA.GOV.AU

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   Vehicles you can drive. A vehicle authorised to be driven by a licence of a preceding class. A vehicle (other than an articulated vehicle or a special purpose vehicle) with 3 or more axles and a gross vehicle mass (GVM) greater than 8 tonne. A vehicle included above towing a single trailer (other than a semi-trailer) with a GVM not greater than ...

7. www.nsw.gov.au › licence-classes-and-conditionsLicence classes and conditions - NSW Government

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   The NSW Digital Driver Licence is the digital version of the NSW Driver Licence available through the Service NSW app. Use the NSW Digital Driver Licence the same as the plastic card. You can show Police or prove your identity and age.

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   What is a driver's licence class in Australia?

   • Australia has a national driver’s licence classification system, which means the licence classes are uniform across the entire country. Your licence type shows the vehicles that you’re qualified to drive. More skill and experience is needed to drive vehicles that are heavy, large or carry many passengers.

   Driver's Licence Classes in Australia: C, LR, MR, HR, HC, MC, R

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   How many licence classes are there in South Australia?

   • In South Australia, there are 9 different licence classes. Read this page to find out what one you need to drive your vehicle. Your driver's licence may also have conditions. A vehicle with a gross vehicle mass (GVM) not greater than 4.5 tonne but not including: Examples of vehicles which may be driven:

   Licence classes - SA.GOV.AU

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   What does a class on a licence mean?

   • The class on your licence shows the types of vehicle you are allowed to drive. Your licence will show the highest class you can drive—you may drive any vehicles in the lower classes. But, if your licence shows a condition code you must comply with the condition at all times when driving any motor vehicle.

   Licence types, classes and conditions - Queensland Government

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   Does Australia have a uniform driver licence system?

   • All states and territories in Australia have a uniform driver licence system. [ 4 ] Covers vehicles up to 4.5 tonnes gross vehicle mass (GVM). GVM is the maximum allowed weight of the vehicle when loaded.

   Driver licences in Australia - Wikipedia

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   What licence classes can you drive a bus?

   • There are no specific licence classes to drive a bus. The authority to drive a bus is included in the 3 rigid vehicle licence classes LR, MR and HR. Holders of a licence class MC or HC are also authorised to drive buses. The size of bus that you are authorised to drive is limited by the licence class appearing on your driver's licence.

   Licence classes - SA.GOV.AU

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   Do car drivers have a Class C licence?

   • Car drivers have a class C licence. A heavy vehicle licence lets you drive cars and trucks. Licence classes are the same in all Australian states and territories. Regardless of licence class, to drive passengers for a fare or another form of payment, you must also hold a Bus Driver Authority.

   Licence classes - NSW Government

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9. www.accesscanberra.act.gov.au › driving-transportLicence classes and conditions - Access Canberra

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   The most commonly held licence classes are C and R. Class C is a Car licence. It licences the holder to drive a car, and includes: vehicles (other than a motorbike) with a Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) 4.5 tonnes or less that seat a maximum of 12 adults including the driver. tractors and agricultural implements.