VT CDL HazMat + Tanker (X) CDL Endorsement Learner Permit Training

A Class A CDL is required to drive any combination of vehicles with a CGVWR (combined gross vehicle weight rating) of 26,001 or more pounds provided the GVWR of the vehicle(s) being towed is in excess of 10,000 pounds. Some jurisdictions may require a Class A CDL when pulling a trailer in ecess of 10,000 pounds, regardless of the CGVWR. Check the official Vermont CDL Information website for details. In order to obtain a basic Vermont Class A CDL, you MUST successfully pass ALL of the following Vermont CDL Tests . . .

• VT General Knowledge CDL written test.
• VT Air Brakes CDL written test.
• VT Combination Vehicles CDL written test.
• VT Three-part CDL Skills tests in a representative-type vehicle.

Depending upon the type of loads you carry, you may need additional endorsements. We are the leader in CDL Test Preparation, offering more study options available anywhere! Students respond differently to study material presented in different formats. We present the study material in many different ways for optimal learning.

• CDL Training Material in Text and Diagrams
• CDL Study Material in Narrated Audio
• Interactive CDL Quizzes
• CDL Training Videos
• CDL Questions and Correct Answers
• CDL Real-Time Learning
• Downloable and Printable CDL Training Materials for Remote Study

Our products help to prepare you to be able to pass the required Vermont CDL Tests. The actual VermontCDL written tests must be taken in-person and with proper identification, at the Vermont state office under the authority and audit of Vermontgovernment personnel. Our CDL training program is totally online and does not include any training in an actual vehicle. After receiving your Vermont CLP (commercial license permit), you will likely need to get some behind-the-wheel experience to be able to pass the three-part Vermont CDL skills tests. You may choose to get this experience through a friend, relative, employer or truck driving school. The actual VermontCDL three-part skills tests will be given by either a Vermontstate examiner or by a atate approved independant examiner. Depending upon the location; the CDL test vehicle will be provided by the examiner, or will be the responsibility of the applicant (a qualified CDL holder must be in the vehicle until your CDL is issued). The entire amount paid to us is strictly for the VermontCDL Test Prep Program materials purchased on this website. YOU are responsible for additional Vermont CDL fees as established under VermontState and/or Federal law and rules, third party testers, medical examiners, finger printing, background checks, truck rental fees, etc., as may be applicable.
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