Hi all,
Long time reader, first time poster.
I have a QLD HC licence and my QLD employer says I need an MC licence to haul a low loader and dolly converter combination. I was under the impression that all I needed in Queensland is a HC licence? I know you need to have an MC in NSW for the same combination.
Could anyone possibly point me to the TMR website that states what licence is needed so I can sho my employer please?
I have looked through the TMR site as well as the NHVR site and can't find it ...
Cheers fellers. Stay upright.
Low Loader Dolly in Queensland. HC or MC?
Discussion in 'Australian Truckers Forum' started by PMacca, Jul 10, 2017.
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You're essentially pulling a combination mate, can't find it in writing but you definitely need an MC, best to call the qld dot for a sure answer
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Yes, but apparently in QLD a dolly is correctly identified as an "assist" not a trailer. I read an older online article that stated in NSW you needed to hold MC, but every other state you only need HC, so NSW passed a law to recognise licences from other states and not issue infringement notices if you were pulled over in NSW hauling a dolly, but on an interstate licence. Just trying to find up-to-date information to pass onto my employer.
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I've been trying to find information on it in QLD for the last hour, can't find a #### thing... weird
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