The CLOCS-A Standard outlines the essential requirements for managing the movement of construction vehicles and ensuring safe interactions with other road users. Its purpose is to reduce risks associated with on-road transport and logistics activities in construction projects, ultimately improving community road safety.

As part of this standard, organisations and projects seeking CLOCS-A accreditation must ensure their heavy vehicle drivers meet specific training and competency requirements. One of these requirements is completing training in Vulnerable Road User Awareness (VRU).

VRU Training Levels

The VRU training program consists of three progressive levels:

  • Bronze
  • Silver
  • Gold.

Completion of the VRU Bronze course is required before progressing to VRU Silver, which in turn is required before enrolling in VRU Gold.

How to Enrol in the VRU Bronze Course
  1. Click the Enrol/Login button.
  2. Complete the registration form to create an account or Log into your existing account.
  3. Select “Take this course”.
  4. You’re all set to begin the course!
Enrol or login here:
Bulk Registration for Organisations

Organisations wishing to bulk register and enrol their drivers into the VRU courses can contact us at admin@clocs-a.org.au for assistance.

To complete a bulk upload, please provide a CSV file containing each driver’s:

  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Email Address

Once processed, drivers will automatically receive an email prompting them to reset their password and access their course. Instructions on how to access the course and reset passwords are provided at the start of each VRU module.

Alternative Registration Option

Organisations may also assign a staff member to manually register and enrol each driver. If using this method, we strongly recommend creating unique passwords for every driver. Shared passwords can trigger security blocks and prevent access to the course.

If drivers are completing the course on a shared computer, we also suggest using incognito mode to minimise browser‑stored data conflicts that may lead to temporary login blocks.