The main assessment criterion is "apprenticeship readiness". Yes, you can apply BUT you will need to understand that not having a valid drivers license or access to a reliable vehicle will severely limit your employment options. Applicants are ranked on their apprenticeship readiness and not having a vehicle/license will certainly impact your position on the list.
Often in this industry you can be on one site one day, and have less than 12h notice before you're expected to be on another site (possibly on the other side of the city with limited to no access to public transit) Public transit schedules typically don't align well with construction hours outside of major routes Public transit schedules change and often do not run on time, putting you at risk of layoff in an industry with zero tolerance for tardiness Other modes of transportation (e.g. Bicycle) may be considered acceptable, however you must consider the weight of your tools (50lbs) and lack of appropriate changeroom facilities on most sites At minimum, on most sites you must have a valid license as apprentices are often tasked with driving the company vehicle as a daily job requirement