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Will be keen to know hire details when available
Their hometown for the curious ?
South East Queensland is all I can say for now. Where are you?
Regards John.
Will be keen to know hire details when available
Their hometown for the curious ?
South East Queensland is all I can say for now. Where are you?
Regards John.
Yeah Brisbane
Sounds like a great opportunity
Selling my off-road van shortly and looking to swag it with my son, BUT having access to something like this would be awesome to take the family
Will really depend on restrictions
But now I know they are local I can wait in the rest of the info
Cheers
However the driver will require a minimum of "Light Rigid" truck license for it.
Do you know what that is in U.S. license terms?
I've dealt quite a bit with this. Essentially the law will apply to the same category of license that you hold.Hi Nat....The trucks are 6500kg GVM.......... I do not believe there is a special license required in the US to drive a truck of this weight. That's right isn't it?......If you come over with an International Driver's license, then you should be able to drive anything in Australia that you are able to drive according to your license in America.
In Australia, a car license only allows you to drive up to 4500kg GVM so we are required to obtain a Light Rigid license ("Light" being the lowest level of truck license).
If anyone is reading this that thinks differently, please make comment. We have done as much research into this as we can but so far have not put this to the test.
Kind regards John
If someone wished to travel to Australia with a US license and wishes to operate a vehicle greater than 4500kg would need to get a local license to whatever weight rating. Stupid, but welcome to government.
So what is required to get the Light Rigid? And is it instant, or would you need to wait for paper work, testing appointments etc.
Here in the US it can take months to get an appointment to change something on a drivers license, e.g. a motorcycle endorsement.