There are six different vehicle classes in NSW. Each vehicle class requires a specific driver’s licence to ensure that operators have the right knowledge of their vehicles, and are staying safe on the roads. A HR licence, or Heavy Rigid…
When you need a more heavy-duty vehicle, a C-class licence doesn’t cover it. However, there are a variety of licence types for larger vehicles. You can find a breakdown of each type in our post What trucks can you drive…
As the COVID-19 pandemic still sweeps the globe, industries are changing their habits to adapt. Whether you’re a small takeaway shop or a world-wide manufacturer, the pandemic is affecting your business. The transport industry is no exception. If you own…
Renting vs buying: how do you know which option is going to work out better for your business in the long-term? In these uncertain times, renting a truck may be a smarter business decision than buying one. 100% tax deductible…
Short answer is: not really. In most cases, your existing car insurance policy won’t cover you for accidents or damages that occur when you’re driving a rental truck or trailer. Hiring professional removalists can be an expensive process, which is…
The six vehicles classes include C, LR, MR, HR, HC and MC vehicles. Let’s quickly go through the differences between each. Vehicle licence classes in NSW Class C - Car licence: a vehicle of up to 4.5 tonnes as the…
