True, but you still have to have a tanker endorsement. I understand the totes you speak of. However, I'm still lost when it comes to the actual endorsement Haz-Mat with tanker on a CDL. Either a vehicle is a tanker (tank attached to the frame) or it is not. Why not just get the X and be done with it all. Seems a bit micky mouse to me.
Might be a dumb question
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H is used for Hazmat only, N is used for tanker only, X is used for tanker AND Hazmat.
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Not in my swim-lane but good to know, Thanks guys!
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Now I’m not too bright all the time, but what you’re saying is the X is Hazmat with tanker. So I could have just done that at the same time and not done the tanker test by itself?
I can always ask tomorrow while I’m there, but I want to make sure I get the correct endorsements, my GI Bill covers the school and all my endorsements. But they never explained the difference. Just want to make sure I’ve got my paperwork filled out correctly. I’m trying to set myself up with the most options I can for when i get out of the military in a couple of months
I’ve been studying most of the day, my boy’s got a school function I’ve got to go to tonight and I’ll go over everything one more time tonight, and again tomorrow before the DMV opens.
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