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What is the requirement for a Class B license?
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What type of vehicles require a Class C license?
What type of vehicles require a Class C license?
Who is exempt from obtaining a CDL?
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What is the purpose of the 'H' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is required to obtain a 'P' endorsement?
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What is the purpose of the 'S' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is the purpose of the 'T' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is required for a commercial driver to transport hazardous materials?
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What is the purpose of a numbered restriction on a commercial license?
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Where can a copy of the Commercial Driver Manual be obtained?
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What is the primary purpose of a Class B license?
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What is a common requirement for obtaining certain CDL endorsements?
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What is the purpose of a 'P' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is a restriction that may be noted on a commercial license?
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What is the purpose of the Commercial Driver Manual?
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What is required to obtain a 'T' endorsement?
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What is a requirement for operators of vehicles used to transport hazardous materials?
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What is the primary purpose of a 'S' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is a common requirement for obtaining a CDL?
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What is the purpose of a numbered restriction on a commercial license?
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What is the primary purpose of a Class C license?
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What is the primary purpose of the 'N' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is the primary purpose of a restriction on a commercial license?
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What is the primary purpose of the Commercial Driver Manual?
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Who is exempt from obtaining a CDL?
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What is a common requirement for obtaining certain CDL endorsements?
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What is the primary purpose of the 'P' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is the primary purpose of the 'S' endorsement on a CDL?
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What is a requirement for operators of vehicles used to transport hazardous materials?
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What is the primary purpose of the 'T' endorsement on a CDL?
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Which of the following is a requirement for obtaining a Class B license?
Which of the following is a requirement for obtaining a Class B license?
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What is the purpose of the 'N' endorsement on a CDL?
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Which of the following is exempt from obtaining a CDL?
Which of the following is exempt from obtaining a CDL?
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What is the purpose of the Commercial Driver Manual?
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What is the requirement for obtaining a 'P' endorsement?
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Which of the following is a type of vehicle that requires a Class C license?
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What is the purpose of a numbered restriction on a commercial license?
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What is the requirement for operators of vehicles used to transport hazardous materials?
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What is the purpose of the 'T' endorsement on a CDL?
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Which of the following is a requirement for obtaining a CDL?
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Study Notes
Laws Governing Driver Licenses
- A motorist in New Jersey must carry a valid driver license, probationary license, or validated New Jersey permit, along with valid insurance and vehicle registration cards.
- Motorists with a validated New Jersey driver permit must be accompanied by an appropriately licensed driver.
- Motorists must report a change of address to the MVC within one week after moving, including individuals moving out of New Jersey.
- Motorists who legally change their name (e.g., due to marriage, divorce, or court order) must report the change to the MVC within two weeks.
- Motorists with a valid out-of-state license who move to New Jersey must apply for a New Jersey license within 60 days (or 30 days for a commercial driver license) or before the current license expires, whichever is sooner.
Digital Driver License
- New Jersey introduced a new digital driver license design and security features in 2021.
- Digital driver licenses are issued centrally from a secure production facility and are valid for four years.
- Motorists under 21 years old receive a distinctive vertical-format driver license.
Types of New Jersey Licenses
- Basic Automobile License: for all types of Class D motor vehicles, minimum age 18, expiration 4 years, license fee 24(Standard)or24 (Standard) or 24(Standard)or35 (REAL ID).
- Probationary Automobile License: for all types of Class D motor vehicles, minimum age 17, expiration 4 years, license fee $63.
- Commercial Driver License: for large trucks, buses, and vehicles, minimum age 18, expiration 4 years, license fee 42(Standard)or42 (Standard) or 42(Standard)or53 (REAL ID).
- Motorcycle License: for most vehicles with fewer than four wheels, minimum age 17, expiration 4 years, license fee 24(Standard)or24 (Standard) or 24(Standard)or35 (REAL ID).
- Moped License: for unlicensed motorists 15 years of age and older, expiration 4 years, license fee 6(Standard)or6 (Standard) or 6(Standard)or17 (REAL ID).
- Agricultural License: for farming purposes only, minimum age 16, expiration 4 years, license fee 6(Standard)or6 (Standard) or 6(Standard)or17 (REAL ID).
- Boat License: for individuals 16 years of age and older, expiration 4 years, license fee $24.
Identity Verification
- All applicants must provide 6 points of ID verification, including:
- At least one primary document
- At least one secondary document
- At least six points of ID
- Proof of New Jersey residential address
Graduated Driver License (GDL) Program
- The GDL Program introduces driving privileges in phases with a period of supervised driving before getting a basic driver license.
- Drivers under 21 years of age must display two visible reflective GDL decals on their vehicle.
Special Learner Permits
- For New Jersey residents, applicants must be at least 16 years old and accompanied by an appropriately licensed driver.
Examination Permits
- For New Jersey residents, applicants must be at least 16 years old.
- For out-of-state drivers, applicants must surrender their out-of-state license upon receipt of a New Jersey license.
- For out-of-country drivers, applicants may drive with their valid license for up to a year.### New Jersey Driver License System
- The system has three options: Early Bird Road, Young Adult Road, and Adult Road.
- Option A: Early Bird Road (for 16-17-year-olds)
- Step 1: Get a Special Learner Permit
- Must be at least 16 years old
- Must have signed parent or guardian consent
- Must be enrolled in an approved behind-the-wheel driver training course
- Must pass the MVC's knowledge and vision tests
- Step 2: Practice with an Adult Supervising Driver
- Must observe special learner permit driving restrictions
- Must practice at least six months
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 3: Get a Probationary License
- Must have completed six months of supervised driving without any suspensions or postponements
- Must pass the MVC's road test
- Step 4: Practice Unsupervised Driving
- Must practice unsupervised driving for at least one year
- Must observe probationary driver license restrictions
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 5: Get the Basic Driver License
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have completed one year of unsupervised driving
- Must pay the required fee
- Step 1: Get a Special Learner Permit
- Option B: Young Adult Road (for 17-21-year-olds)
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
- Must pass the MVC's knowledge and vision tests
- Must be at least 17 years old
- Must pay the required fee
- Must obtain parent or guardian consent if under 18
- Step 2: Practice Supervised Driving
- Must practice with an adult supervising driver
- Must practice at least six months
- Must observe examination permit driving restrictions
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 3: Get a Probationary License
- Must have completed six months of supervised driving without any suspensions or postponements
- Must pass the MVC's road test
- Step 4: Practice Unsupervised Driving
- Must practice unsupervised driving for at least one year
- Must observe probationary driver license restrictions
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 5: Get the Basic Driver License
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have completed one year of unsupervised driving
- Must pay the required fee
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
- Option C: Adult Road (for 21-year-olds and older)
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
- Must be at least 21 years old
- Must pass the MVC's knowledge and vision tests
- Must pay the required fee
- Must obtain parent or guardian consent if under 18
- Step 2: Practice Supervised Driving
- Must practice with an adult supervising driver
- Must practice at least three months
- Step 3: Get a Probationary License
- Must have completed three months of supervised driving without any suspensions or postponements
- Must pass the MVC's road test
- Step 4: Practice Unsupervised Driving
- Must practice unsupervised driving for at least one year
- Step 5: Get the Basic Driver License
- Must have completed one year of unsupervised driving
- Must pay the required fee
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
GDL Restrictions and Exemptions
- Special Learner Permit Restrictions:
- No driving between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am
- No using hand-held or hands-free cell phones or any other electronic devices
- Permit holder must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult supervising driver
- Passengers are limited to any parent, guardian, or dependent of the special permit holder and one additional passenger
- Permit holder and all passengers must wear seat belts
- Must display decals on license plates
- Examination Permit Restrictions:
- No driving between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am
- No using hand-held or hands-free cell phones or any other electronic devices
- Permit holder must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult supervising driver
- Passengers are limited to dependents of the permit holder and one additional passenger, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian
- Permit holder and all passengers must wear seat belts
- Must display decals on license plates
- Probationary Driver License Restrictions:
- No driving between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am
- No using hand-held or hands-free cell phones or any other electronic devices
- Passengers are limited to dependents of the probationary license holder and one additional person, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian
- Probationary license holder and all passengers must wear seat belts
- Must display decals on license plates
- Exemptions:
- Proof of a need to drive during the prohibited hours for employment and/or religion
- Must carry a legible certification from the employer or religious official
ID Verification
- 6 Points of ID Verification:
- One primary document (e.g. US birth certificate, US passport, etc.)
- One secondary document (e.g. Social Security card, etc.)
- One proof of residency document (e.g. utility bill, lease agreement, etc.)
- One proof of Social Security number document (e.g. Social Security card, etc.)
- One proof of identity document (e.g. valid driver license, etc.)
- One document with a photo (e.g. valid driver license, etc.)
Organ Donation and Next-of-Kin Registry
- Organ Donation:
- Any individual 14 years or older can register as an organ donor
- By registering, an individual is agreeing to donate their organs, tissue, and eyes upon their death
- Registration is confidential and does not affect funeral arrangements
- Anyone can register online or at an MVC Licensing Center
- Next-of-Kin Registry:
- Any individual 14 years or older can register as a next-of-kin
- Registration allows individuals to designate emergency contacts
- The registry is confidential and only accessible to law enforcement officers
- Anyone can register online or at an MVC Licensing Center### Motor Voter
- The National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) requires motor vehicle offices to provide voter registration opportunities to anyone applying for a new or renewed driver license or ID card, or changing their address.
- The registration process can be started at any MVC Licensing Center, and applicants are provided a signature pad to sign, while their personal information is sent electronically to the State Board of Elections for review.
Hearing-Impaired Designation
- A special driver license is provided for deaf or hearing-impaired motorists (41 dB loss or more) by the MVC.
- To obtain this license, a motorist must complete an application, which is available at any MVC Licensing Center, and verification by a physician or audiologist is required.
Commercial Driver License (CDL)
- There are three CDL classifications: A, B, and C.
- A CDL is necessary for the operation of certain vehicles, including tractor trailers, trucks, and buses, and requires a valid basic Class D New Jersey driver license or a valid out-of-state CDL.
- Class A CDL is required for the operation of vehicles with a gross combination weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, and allows the driver to operate all vehicles in the Class B, C, and D categories.
- Class B CDL is required for the operation of vehicles with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more, and allows the driver to operate all vehicles in the Class C and D categories.
- Class C CDL is required for the operation of vehicles with a GVWR of less than 26,001 pounds, used and placarded to transport hazardous materials, and buses designed to transport 16 passengers or more.
Commercial Driver Exemptions
- Certain drivers are exempt from obtaining a CDL, including:
- Taxi drivers
- Ride-sharing van drivers
- Funeral procession drivers
- Operators of rescue, first-aid squad or firefighter apparatus
- Farmers hauling their own products and equipment within 150 miles of their farms
- Non-civilian operators of military equipment
- Operators of construction equipment not designed for operation on public roads
- Operators of recreational vehicles for personal use only
Commercial Driver License Endorsements
- Most commercial drivers will need to obtain at least one special endorsement on their CDL.
- Examples of endorsements include:
- "H" for hazardous materials
- "T" for double and triple trailers
- "P" for passenger vehicles
- "S" for school buses
- "N" for tanker vehicles
- Each endorsement has specific requirements, such as knowledge tests, road tests, and age restrictions.
Commercial Driver License Restrictions
- Numbered restrictions, such as corrective lenses, are noted on all commercial licenses.
- Special restrictions, such as "L" for air brakes, may also be designated on the license.
Commercial Driver Manual
- The MVC's Commercial Driver Manual provides information on commercial motor vehicle licensing.
- The manual is available at any MVC Licensing Center or Regional Service Center, or can be viewed or requested online.
- All CDL tests are based on information contained in the manual.
Laws Governing Driver Licenses
- A motorist in New Jersey must carry a valid driver license, probationary license, or validated New Jersey permit, along with valid insurance and vehicle registration cards.
- Motorists with a validated New Jersey driver permit must be accompanied by an appropriately licensed driver.
- Motorists must report a change of address to the MVC within one week after moving, including individuals moving out of New Jersey.
- Motorists who legally change their name (e.g., due to marriage, divorce, or court order) must report the change to the MVC within two weeks.
- Motorists with a valid out-of-state license who move to New Jersey must apply for a New Jersey license within 60 days (or 30 days for a commercial driver license) or before the current license expires, whichever is sooner.
Digital Driver License
- New Jersey introduced a new digital driver license design and security features in 2021.
- Digital driver licenses are issued centrally from a secure production facility and are valid for four years.
- Motorists under 21 years old receive a distinctive vertical-format driver license.
Types of New Jersey Licenses
- Basic Automobile License: for all types of Class D motor vehicles, minimum age 18, expiration 4 years, license fee 24(Standard)or24 (Standard) or 24(Standard)or35 (REAL ID).
- Probationary Automobile License: for all types of Class D motor vehicles, minimum age 17, expiration 4 years, license fee $63.
- Commercial Driver License: for large trucks, buses, and vehicles, minimum age 18, expiration 4 years, license fee 42(Standard)or42 (Standard) or 42(Standard)or53 (REAL ID).
- Motorcycle License: for most vehicles with fewer than four wheels, minimum age 17, expiration 4 years, license fee 24(Standard)or24 (Standard) or 24(Standard)or35 (REAL ID).
- Moped License: for unlicensed motorists 15 years of age and older, expiration 4 years, license fee 6(Standard)or6 (Standard) or 6(Standard)or17 (REAL ID).
- Agricultural License: for farming purposes only, minimum age 16, expiration 4 years, license fee 6(Standard)or6 (Standard) or 6(Standard)or17 (REAL ID).
- Boat License: for individuals 16 years of age and older, expiration 4 years, license fee $24.
Identity Verification
- All applicants must provide 6 points of ID verification, including:
- At least one primary document
- At least one secondary document
- At least six points of ID
- Proof of New Jersey residential address
Graduated Driver License (GDL) Program
- The GDL Program introduces driving privileges in phases with a period of supervised driving before getting a basic driver license.
- Drivers under 21 years of age must display two visible reflective GDL decals on their vehicle.
Special Learner Permits
- For New Jersey residents, applicants must be at least 16 years old and accompanied by an appropriately licensed driver.
Examination Permits
- For New Jersey residents, applicants must be at least 16 years old.
- For out-of-state drivers, applicants must surrender their out-of-state license upon receipt of a New Jersey license.
- For out-of-country drivers, applicants may drive with their valid license for up to a year.### New Jersey Driver License System
- The system has three options: Early Bird Road, Young Adult Road, and Adult Road.
- Option A: Early Bird Road (for 16-17-year-olds)
- Step 1: Get a Special Learner Permit
- Must be at least 16 years old
- Must have signed parent or guardian consent
- Must be enrolled in an approved behind-the-wheel driver training course
- Must pass the MVC's knowledge and vision tests
- Step 2: Practice with an Adult Supervising Driver
- Must observe special learner permit driving restrictions
- Must practice at least six months
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 3: Get a Probationary License
- Must have completed six months of supervised driving without any suspensions or postponements
- Must pass the MVC's road test
- Step 4: Practice Unsupervised Driving
- Must practice unsupervised driving for at least one year
- Must observe probationary driver license restrictions
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 5: Get the Basic Driver License
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have completed one year of unsupervised driving
- Must pay the required fee
- Step 1: Get a Special Learner Permit
- Option B: Young Adult Road (for 17-21-year-olds)
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
- Must pass the MVC's knowledge and vision tests
- Must be at least 17 years old
- Must pay the required fee
- Must obtain parent or guardian consent if under 18
- Step 2: Practice Supervised Driving
- Must practice with an adult supervising driver
- Must practice at least six months
- Must observe examination permit driving restrictions
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 3: Get a Probationary License
- Must have completed six months of supervised driving without any suspensions or postponements
- Must pass the MVC's road test
- Step 4: Practice Unsupervised Driving
- Must practice unsupervised driving for at least one year
- Must observe probationary driver license restrictions
- Must have red GDL decals attached to the vehicle
- Step 5: Get the Basic Driver License
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have completed one year of unsupervised driving
- Must pay the required fee
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
- Option C: Adult Road (for 21-year-olds and older)
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
- Must be at least 21 years old
- Must pass the MVC's knowledge and vision tests
- Must pay the required fee
- Must obtain parent or guardian consent if under 18
- Step 2: Practice Supervised Driving
- Must practice with an adult supervising driver
- Must practice at least three months
- Step 3: Get a Probationary License
- Must have completed three months of supervised driving without any suspensions or postponements
- Must pass the MVC's road test
- Step 4: Practice Unsupervised Driving
- Must practice unsupervised driving for at least one year
- Step 5: Get the Basic Driver License
- Must have completed one year of unsupervised driving
- Must pay the required fee
- Step 1: Get an Examination Permit
GDL Restrictions and Exemptions
- Special Learner Permit Restrictions:
- No driving between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am
- No using hand-held or hands-free cell phones or any other electronic devices
- Permit holder must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult supervising driver
- Passengers are limited to any parent, guardian, or dependent of the special permit holder and one additional passenger
- Permit holder and all passengers must wear seat belts
- Must display decals on license plates
- Examination Permit Restrictions:
- No driving between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am
- No using hand-held or hands-free cell phones or any other electronic devices
- Permit holder must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult supervising driver
- Passengers are limited to dependents of the permit holder and one additional passenger, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian
- Permit holder and all passengers must wear seat belts
- Must display decals on license plates
- Probationary Driver License Restrictions:
- No driving between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am
- No using hand-held or hands-free cell phones or any other electronic devices
- Passengers are limited to dependents of the probationary license holder and one additional person, unless accompanied by a parent/guardian
- Probationary license holder and all passengers must wear seat belts
- Must display decals on license plates
- Exemptions:
- Proof of a need to drive during the prohibited hours for employment and/or religion
- Must carry a legible certification from the employer or religious official
ID Verification
- 6 Points of ID Verification:
- One primary document (e.g. US birth certificate, US passport, etc.)
- One secondary document (e.g. Social Security card, etc.)
- One proof of residency document (e.g. utility bill, lease agreement, etc.)
- One proof of Social Security number document (e.g. Social Security card, etc.)
- One proof of identity document (e.g. valid driver license, etc.)
- One document with a photo (e.g. valid driver license, etc.)
Organ Donation and Next-of-Kin Registry
- Organ Donation:
- Any individual 14 years or older can register as an organ donor
- By registering, an individual is agreeing to donate their organs, tissue, and eyes upon their death
- Registration is confidential and does not affect funeral arrangements
- Anyone can register online or at an MVC Licensing Center
- Next-of-Kin Registry:
- Any individual 14 years or older can register as a next-of-kin
- Registration allows individuals to designate emergency contacts
- The registry is confidential and only accessible to law enforcement officers
- Anyone can register online or at an MVC Licensing Center### Motor Voter
- The National Voter Registration Act (NVRA) requires motor vehicle offices to provide voter registration opportunities to anyone applying for a new or renewed driver license or ID card, or changing their address.
- The registration process can be started at any MVC Licensing Center, and applicants are provided a signature pad to sign, while their personal information is sent electronically to the State Board of Elections for review.
Hearing-Impaired Designation
- A special driver license is provided for deaf or hearing-impaired motorists (41 dB loss or more) by the MVC.
- To obtain this license, a motorist must complete an application, which is available at any MVC Licensing Center, and verification by a physician or audiologist is required.
Commercial Driver License (CDL)
- There are three CDL classifications: A, B, and C.
- A CDL is necessary for the operation of certain vehicles, including tractor trailers, trucks, and buses, and requires a valid basic Class D New Jersey driver license or a valid out-of-state CDL.
- Class A CDL is required for the operation of vehicles with a gross combination weight rating (GCWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, and allows the driver to operate all vehicles in the Class B, C, and D categories.
- Class B CDL is required for the operation of vehicles with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more, and allows the driver to operate all vehicles in the Class C and D categories.
- Class C CDL is required for the operation of vehicles with a GVWR of less than 26,001 pounds, used and placarded to transport hazardous materials, and buses designed to transport 16 passengers or more.
Commercial Driver Exemptions
- Certain drivers are exempt from obtaining a CDL, including:
- Taxi drivers
- Ride-sharing van drivers
- Funeral procession drivers
- Operators of rescue, first-aid squad or firefighter apparatus
- Farmers hauling their own products and equipment within 150 miles of their farms
- Non-civilian operators of military equipment
- Operators of construction equipment not designed for operation on public roads
- Operators of recreational vehicles for personal use only
Commercial Driver License Endorsements
- Most commercial drivers will need to obtain at least one special endorsement on their CDL.
- Examples of endorsements include:
- "H" for hazardous materials
- "T" for double and triple trailers
- "P" for passenger vehicles
- "S" for school buses
- "N" for tanker vehicles
- Each endorsement has specific requirements, such as knowledge tests, road tests, and age restrictions.
Commercial Driver License Restrictions
- Numbered restrictions, such as corrective lenses, are noted on all commercial licenses.
- Special restrictions, such as "L" for air brakes, may also be designated on the license.
Commercial Driver Manual
- The MVC's Commercial Driver Manual provides information on commercial motor vehicle licensing.
- The manual is available at any MVC Licensing Center or Regional Service Center, or can be viewed or requested online.
- All CDL tests are based on information contained in the manual.
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