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R2B Heavy Vehicle Driving School is a professional truck driving school near Rural View. With over 30 years of experience, we provide supportive, one-on-one instruction for heavy vehicle learners aiming to get licenced with confidence and real-world driving ability.


Our training covers LR, MR, HR (auto, crash box or open) and HC licences. Every lesson is tailored to your needs and conducted in well-maintained, fully insured vehicles. We prioritise road-ready instruction, which means your training happens in real traffic—not on closed circuits.


We create a calm, professional learning environment where learners of all experience levels can succeed. Whether you’re starting out or upgrading your licence, we help you feel comfortable, capable and test-ready.


All sessions are by appointment to give you the flexibility to learn when it suits you. With the right support and expert guidance, you’ll be on your way to driving heavy vehicles safely and confidently.


Call 0407 631 161 to start your training with a trusted truck driving school near Rural View.

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Well-Maintained Trucks

Tailored Training

Fantastic Pass Rate

Flexible Scheduling

Real-World Practice

Why Choose Us?

At R2B Heavy Vehicle Driving School, we offer personalised truck driver training designed to help you succeed on the road and in your career. Here's what makes our service different:


  • Our instructors have over 30 years of proven experience in heavy vehicle operation.
  • Training is one-on-one and designed around your current ability and end goals.
  • We keep every vehicle fully insured, professionally maintained and ready for the road.
  • Choose from automatic, open or crash box formats for your HR licence.
  • Courses are available for LR, MR, HR and HC heavy vehicle licences.
  • We focus on skill development, not shortcuts, to maintain strong pass rates.
  • Flexible scheduling lets you train when it works best for you.
  • Our learning environment is supportive, stress-free and structured.
  • You'll practise in live traffic to build real-world confidence.
  • We help Rural View learners become capable, job-ready drivers.


From your first session to the day of your test, we’re here to support every step of your journey.


Call 0407 631 161 to book your heavy vehicle driving lessons.

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We offer tailored truck licence training for light to heavy rigid and combination classes. With a mix of theory and practical driving, our personalised lessons help Rural View learners meet licensing requirements and build confidence on the road.

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Our heavy vehicle training near Rural View equips you with the skills to drive large vehicles safely and professionally. From traffic navigation to safety checks, we deliver supportive, real-world instruction for those pursuing careers in transport, logistics or construction.

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  • What areas do you service?

    R2B Heavy Vehicle Driving School provides comprehensive heavy vehicle driver training for those from Rural View and the surrounding areas, including Eimeo, Blacks Beach, and Bucasia. Contact us to confirm whether we service your specific location.

  • Can I fail the heavy vehicle driving test?

    Yes, it’s possible to fail the heavy vehicle driving test if you don’t meet the required standards. The test assesses your ability to control the vehicle, follow road rules, and demonstrate safe driving habits under various conditions. 


    Examiners are looking for confident handling, proper use of mirrors, effective braking, correct gear usage, and situational awareness. Mistakes like running a red light, stalling on a hill, or not checking blind spots can result in failure. 


    Preparation is key—spending time behind the wheel with a qualified trainer in real-world traffic conditions helps build the skills and confidence needed to succeed. If you don’t pass, you’ll get feedback on what went wrong, so you can focus on those areas before reattempting.

  • What career options are available with a truck licence?

    A truck licence can open the door to a range of career paths in logistics, construction, mining and public transport. With a Light Rigid (LR) licence, you might drive small buses or local delivery trucks. 


    A Medium Rigid (MR) or Heavy Rigid (HR) licence can lead to roles transporting goods across regional or interstate routes, driving tippers for construction sites, or even waste management vehicles. 


    Those with a Heavy Combination (HC) licence can operate semi-trailers, B-doubles or road trains, especially in rural and mining areas. Many employers value applicants with real-world training and a professional attitude. A truck licence isn’t just about driving—it’s about access to stable, in-demand jobs across Australia’s essential industries.

  • Is there a medical check for truck drivers?

    Yes, truck drivers must meet specific medical standards set by the National Transport Commission’s medical guidelines. A medical examination is typically required for commercial drivers to ensure they’re fit to operate heavy vehicles safely. The check may include vision, hearing, cardiovascular health and conditions like diabetes or sleep apnoea. If you have a known medical condition, you may need to supply extra reports from your doctor or specialist. Some states mandate medical checks when upgrading your licence or renewing a heavy vehicle licence. Always be honest about your medical history, as failing to disclose relevant conditions could impact your licence.

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