I'm currently trying to get into a trucking school, I've had my permit since February 2014, and have gotten my drivers license just recently. But it seems the state law for Texas And Missouri atleast, say that you must have held your dirvers license for a solid year before attaining a CDL.
Would the time I've held my permit count towards the issue date of my drivers license on records ?
Or is there some state that isn't soo anal about this ?
States exempt from needing a drivers license for 1 year to get a CDL
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Balgias, Dec 16, 2014.
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I wouldn't think so, a permit isn't a license, but you be better off check with your state for a more definite answer
Last edited: Dec 16, 2014
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in what state ?
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Straight to personal attacks. Cool forum. I have had a lot of experience driving residential vehicles, just various life conditions have kept me from taking my drivers test to get my full fledged license.
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Residential vehicles? Here in the states? How old are you. Ever get caught driving without a license?chris886 Thanks this. -
What is residential vehicle?
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