Registration

All courses must be booked in advance through the Training Centre Office on 1800 193 611

Your name will be tentatively placed on the course list but you WILL NOT be booked into the course until we receive your enrolment form and 50% deposit. Once we receive your enrolment form your eligibility will be checked with Vic Roads prior to confirming your place in a course. If you are not eligible we will contact you for further information. 

We accept cash, cheque, direct banking, EFTpos, credit card.  Purchase orders will be accepted to approved companies.

 

Enrolment options:

1) click on the download below and complete the enrolment form online. Save the form and send it back to us by fax, email or post.

2) request the enrolment form to be sent to you by email, fax or post. Complete the form and send it back to us.

3) collect and complete an enrolment form from one of our campuses. 

Once we receive the enrolment form and deposit or purchase order, you will receive a confirmation letter which confirms your booking into the course, along with your course start time and any course manuals/resources you may require.

Enrolments into our online e-learing centre will be processed once all paperwork has been submitted along with payment of enrolment fees

 

Study Material

To prepare for your test you can buy the Victorian Bus and Truck Drivers handbook available from Ace Assessment & Training Services, VicRoads online or Customer Service Centres, RACV offices, and some newsagents and bookshops. (Not required for Heavy Combination courses).

 

Eligibility

To obtain a heavy vehicle endorsement you must be at least 18 years of age and hold a current Victorian driver licence for a minimum period of time. There are five categories of heavy vehicle endorsements. The category you are eligible for will depend on how long you have held your car driver licence and, for some categories, how long you have held a heavy vehicle endorsement in a lower category.

Your eligibility will be checked with Vic Roads prior to confirming your place in a course. If you are not eligible we will contact you for further information.

To find out more about heavy vehicle categories and eligibility criteria, refer to individual Licence categories or click on the publications link from the services menu.

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Things to know

 

On the first day of your course you will need to undertake an eyesight test. This eye test can be undertaken at Ace Truck Training Centre. If you pass the eye test and meet the medical eligibility criteria below, you will be able to be assessed for the heavy vehicle knowledge test and heavy vehicle driving skills test.

 

Medical Eligibility- Drugs and Alcohol: All clients must adhere to .00 blood alcohol content and no illicit drug use.

It is essential that all clients arrive for their course at Ace Truck Training Centre drug and alcohol free. Ace Truck Training Centre reserves the right to ask students to take an alcohol breathalyser or drug test, at any time during the course. If drugs/alcohol consumption is suspected or detected, the client will not be permitted to participate in the course and Victoria police will be notified. No refund will be given.

Please also refer to the medical conditions below:

 

 Medical Conditions

Under the Road Safety Act 1986, Vic Roads is responsible for ensuring that all licence holders are fit to drive. This law exists to keep you and the community safe on our roads – not to deny your right to hold a driver licence.

Please ensure you are familiar with the medical eligibility conditions before registering with Ace Truck Training Centre.

Some common conditions that may affect the issue of a heavy vehicle licence are listed below:

  • diabetes
  • seizures and driving
  • heart conditions
  • neurological conditions (eg. stroke, Parkinson’s disease, Multiple Sclerosis)
  • psychiatric conditions
  • sleep disorders (eg. sleep apnoea)
  • visual impairment
  • physical disabilities
  • The use of prescription medication, alcohol and illicit drugs can also affect your ability to drive safely

 

What to do if you have a medical condition

The law states that you must report any medical condition that could affect your driving. If you have a medical condition, or if an existing condition deteriorates, you must:

  • contact Vic Roads to report your condition
  • talk to a doctor about how it might affect your driving
  • send us a medical report from a doctor who knows your medical history.

We will then undertake a medical review.

* Medication used to manage a medical condition may affect alertness and coordination. When taking medication always check with your doctor if you're fit to drive.

 

Evidence of Identity

Applicants must hold a current Victorian Drivers Licence photo card. On the day of your assessment you need to provide your Victorian drivers licence along with one secondary proof of identity- eg Medicare or Birth Certificate.

 

Test vehicle

When you attend Ace Truck Training Centre, an appropriate vehicle and accompanying driver will be supplied for your class of licence.

If you provide your own vehicle, the test vehicle must be in a roadworthy condition and appropriate for the category of heavy vehicle endorsement you are seeking and have seatbelts for all occupants present during the assessment.

 

Successful Applicants

Successful applicants will be issued a Certificate of Competence which remains valid for 12 months from the date of issue. This certificate DOES NOT allow the applicant to drive a heavy vehicle type until he or she has presented the certificate, two forms of identity, and a Driver Licence or Learner permit application form, to a Vic Roads office. Vic roads will then issue you with a HEAVY VEHICLE LICENCE.

 

Driving on a Heavy Vehicle Endorsement

  • After you get your heavy vehicle endorsement you can drive the vehicle under certain conditions and restrictions. When driving you must:
  • Only drive a vehicle fitted with synchromesh transmission (B restriction) if you were tested in a vehicle with synchromesh transmission
  • Drive a vehicle fitted with any type of transmission if you were tested in a vehicle fitted with non-synchromesh transmission
  • Have a zero blood alcohol limit when driving any bus or any truck that exceeds 15 tonnes gross vehicle mass
  • Carry your licence at all times while driving any bus or any truck greater than 15 tonnes gross vehicle mass.

 

DO YOU MEET THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:

  1. Have you held a Current Victorian Licence for at least one (1) year
  2. Are you over 18 years old
  3. Do you meet the medical and physical eligibility criteria
  4. Do you have all relevant proof of identity details

 

Please call 1800 193 611 to receive all the correct information and paperwork.

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