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QuestionAfter passing the general knowledge test, and before the road test, can I take other endorsement tests?Community AnswerIn New Jersey, they normally give you the general knowledge test and endorsement tests at the same time. The computer will shut off each test once you pass it, so if there are 100 questions and you answer 80 percentof the questions right, it will shut off and the endorsements will begin.
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QuestionCan I get a license after a felony conviction?Community AnswerYes, as long as the felony isn't vehicle or child related.
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QuestionWhat does the K on the license stand for?Community AnswerIf you have a K restriction (CDL Intrastate Only), you are limited to driving in New York State only.
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QuestionWhat is the reason for the background check?Community AnswerThe background check is to make sure you have not been convicted of any crimes that would be relevant to the license you are receiving, for example, vehicular crimes or, if you are seeking to become a school bus driver, crimes against children, etc.
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QuestionCan I drive a passenger if I have an expunged conviction in New Jersey?Community AnswerExpunged means that you have no record. CDL is more contingent on background and is not going to give one out, even if your record was expunged.
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QuestionDo I need to go to a driving school?Community AnswerYes, in most states you have to take some form of driving school in order to obtain your license.
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QuestionWhat do I need to do to upgrade from a CDL Class B license to a CDL Class A?Community AnswerTake the Upgrade Program to CDL Class A – 80 Clock Hrs. This program provides complete training and licensing opportunities for individuals currently holding a CDL class B license and seeking to drive a combination of commercial vehicles. This course will upgrade a CDL class B license to a CDL class A license.
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QuestionWhere do I go to get a school bus driver license?Community AnswerLook up bus companies in your area. Some companies will train you for your CDL. Otherwise depending on state driving schools, it can cost up to $1,500.00.
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QuestionCan I keep my CDL license if I have a medical marijuana card in New Jersey?Community AnswerCarrying a medical marijuana card is like having a prescription for blood pressure medication. It means nothing in relation to obtaining a license, unless you have been convicted of a drug-related crime or are using while on the job or driving.
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QuestionDo I have to make an appointment to get my CDL permit?ProfessorJohn2001Community AnswerSome DMV offices still require appointments, while others accept walk-ins. Either case scenario, I recommend you schedule an appointment because even if they talk walk-ins, the hours are ridiculously long (the wait is not worth just taking the knowledge tests).
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QuestionIf I have a CDL License in NJ and relocate to California, can I transfer my CDL over to California?ProfessorJohn2001Community AnswerYes, but if your NJ CDL had a hazmat endorsement, that is the only endorsement that federal law does not allow to transfer (all other endorsements can be transferred). That being said, if you had a Hazmat, you'll have to take the Hazmat test and the process all over again when you move to California. Other than that, you should be able to transfer CDLs without any tests.
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QuestionIf I have points on my license, can I get a CDL in New Jersey?ProfessorJohn2001Community AnswerGenerally, points will not bar you from getting a CDL, but it will look bad if you're trying to be employed so I advise you to try and stay away from trouble because more points make you less likely to get hired. However, you can get a CDL. If your license was ever suspended, that's when it will be harder to get the actual CDL. The DMV will let you know, the answer is different for everyone and I don't want to give you misinformation.
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QuestionIf I failed my first written test and the expiration date is coming up, do I have to take my driving test by then?ProfessorJohn2001Community AnswerI assume you want to take an endorsement test like for Tank Vehicles (N), Passenger (P), etc. You do not need to have your endorsements before your road test. If you passed the skills test, you can take any endorsement tests if you want, but if your permit is expiring, you might want to hurry up.
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