Most of our truck rentals can be driven with a generic licence. Our staff are at your disposal to give you details concerning our different truck models.

Absolutely not! A current and full motor vehicle driver’s licence is required and must be produced upon vehicle collection. Should a foreign licence be in a language other than English, it must be accompanied by a current international driving permit issued in the same country as the driver’s licence was issued. An accredited English translation will be accepted in lieu of an international driving permit. See similar questions...

Commercial drivers' licenses have been required since 1992 for commercial vehicle operations. Each driver holding a commercial drivers license is entered into a national database. This requirement is intended to ensure that truckers do not use multiple state licenses to conceal the overall total of their traffic violations. See similar questions...

No, all you need to drive your Britz is a full (non-probationary) resident country driver’s licence. If your licence is not in an English format, we also need to see a valid International Drivers licence. See similar questions...

You do not need a heavy (truck) licence to apply for the role. However, during the last recruitment process, successful applicants were required to obtain their heavy rigid driver’s licence prior to the commencement of their training course. If you do not currently have a heavy licence you should explore the requirements to obtain one with VicRoads. See similar questions...

You can legally drive in New Zealand if you have either a current driver's licence from your home country, or an International Driving Permit (IDP). The law here requires all drivers carry their licence or permit when driving. You will only be able to drive the same types of vehicles you are licensed to drive in your home country. Just make sure your driver's licence is current, and if not in English you should bring an English translation with you or obtain an IDP. See similar questions...

You can drive our utility vehicles if you have a normal Class-B driving licence. The only condition is that you must possess a valid driving licence that you have held for at least one year. See similar questions...

The driver must carry a full drivers licence from their home country, if not in English a valid international drivers licence must accompany the original licence. This cannot be probationary or a photocopy, as long as the normal licence is valid and in English it will be accepted in Australia. See similar questions...

If you will be driving for a period that is longer than three (3) months and you need to have an International Drivers Licence. Otherwise, we need a valid licence from your own state/country. Yes, we do hire baby and booster seats for a nominal daily fee of $3 per day to a maximum of $25 per hire, each. Front/Rear facing Baby seats suitable for newborn to 18kg. Booster seats suitable for toddlers 14kg to 26kg. All vehicles have the required fittings. Be sure to book with your online reservation. See similar questions...

Most Hire Companies require the driver(s) to be over 21 years of age although there are variations. License age requirements are listed under the price lists. You must present a current New Zealand, International or acceptable overseas Licence at the time of Hire. See similar questions...

Generally your national license is enough. No, you do not need any special drivers license to drive a motorhome. See similar questions...

Farm license straight trucks are exempt from CDL requirements driven up to 150 air miles from the farm. A regular drivers license is all that is required. Over 150 air miles, farm driver's must comply with CDL requirements providing the vehicle qualifies to the proper manufacturers gross vehicle weight rating which is a vehicle over 26,000 pounds GVWR. Yes. Farm plated trucks or farm plated trucks pulling a trailer are exempt if within 150 miles from farm or ranch. See similar questions...

Visa requirements are due to constant changes, please always check requirements with your local travel agent or with TOWANDA Women. New Zealand: Visa is not required for visit up to 3 month for most European, Australian visitors and tourists from USA. USA: Visa is not required for most European, Australian & New Zealand visitors for visits up to 90 days. See similar questions...

No, the Pinzgauer does not have air brakes nor, over limit GVW (gross vehicle weights) for normal class licences. back to top See similar questions...

All you need is your regular valid drivers license. Age between 25 and 70 years. Drivers between 21 and 24 years pay $10/day insurance supplement. Drivers over 70 may be accepted upon request. Only persons named on the contract are permitted to drive the rented vehicle. See similar questions...