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Do I Need a Manual Licence?

Do I Need a Manual Licence?

Do I need a manual licence?

We get this question more than you would expect, but the answer for our team and clients is always “yes.”

If you’re going out to site, 9 times out of 10, you will need to be able to operate a vehicle with a manual transmission. So, from a convenience and safety point of view, everyone on site must be able and legally licenced to drive the car/truck in the case of an emergency. These trucks aren’t just being driven on dirt tracks but active roads, so it is a requirement that anyone driving the vehicle is adequately licenced and trained.

Additionally, the Heavy Rigid (HR) vehicle licence can only be upgraded from an unrestricted manual C-class licence when it is at least two years old and no longer provisional. 

So, for True Resources, it is a mandatory requirement for staff to have a manual driver’s licence before heading out to the site.

Have any questions about how to get your foot in the door? Send them through to our friendly team!



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