Truck pathways
Class A/AZ is associated with tractor-trailer combinations; Class D/DZ is associated with heavy straight trucks and qualifying combinations.
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Class A/AZ is associated with tractor-trailer combinations; Class D/DZ is associated with heavy straight trucks and qualifying combinations.
Class B/E applies to school-purpose buses depending on seating capacity, while Class C/F covers regular non-school buses and certain passenger vehicles.
Z is an endorsement used with an underlying licence class for qualifying air-brake-equipped vehicles.
Candidates can use the Coach2Coast licence finder and contact form to identify the likely class, prerequisites and current program status before enrolment.
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View driving programs →A, B, C, D, E, F, Z plus AZ, DZ, BZ and CZ pathways.
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View locations →It depends on the vehicle. Tractor-trailer combinations generally point toward Class A, while heavy straight trucks generally point toward Class D; Z applies when the vehicle uses qualifying air brakes.
A large regular non-school bus typically points toward Class C, with Z also needed when the vehicle has qualifying air brakes.
No. Each licence class has its own status and should only be shown as enrolling when the required approvals and actual program availability are in place.
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