Getting my CDL-A
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Getting my CDL-A
Wish me luck.
Enrolled at Roadmaster Driving School here in Columbus, start class on the 27th.
Three week course, then testing.
Hope to be on the road by Febuary.
Enrolled at Roadmaster Driving School here in Columbus, start class on the 27th.
Three week course, then testing.
Hope to be on the road by Febuary.
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Whats the -a stand for? Air brakes? One of my good friends from school is starting the process of getting his CDL, and he plans on getting air brakes, tanker, hazardous(that doesn't look spelled correctly), and school bus....why? Just because he can I guess :?
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Whats the -a stand for? Air brakes? One of my good friends from school is starting the process of getting his CDL, and he plans on getting air brakes, tanker, hazardous(that doesn't look spelled correctly), and school bus....why? Just because he can I guess :?
X- Tankers
P is for Passengers
H is for Hazardous Material
The Class like A, B, C or D is for the weight of the vehicles your allowed to drive.
The letters X, P, H, T are endoursments
the T is for Doubles and Triples.
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My school has a really good program for that. JJ Keller (real big wig in the trucking industry) just dropped $500,000 to our truck driving programs. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by ssesc93
Originally Posted by Logan
Whats the -a stand for? Air brakes? One of my good friends from school is starting the process of getting his CDL, and he plans on getting air brakes, tanker, hazardous(that doesn't look spelled correctly), and school bus....why? Just because he can I guess :?
X- Tankers
P is for Passengers
H is for Hazardous Material
The Class like A, B, C or D is for the weight of the vehicles your allowed to drive.
The letters X, P, H, T are endoursments
the T is for Doubles and Triples.
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