New Hampshire CDL learners permit?

I will tell you what it was like when I got my license.

The "permit" is just going to the DMV and passing the written exams. At that time, assuming you pass, the road test is scheduled. Once you have your "permit", you can drive with a licensed driver in state only.

So basically, the "permit" is just the paper saying you've passed all the written tests, but you cannot drive out of state. So I'm guessing it would do you no good in MA.

 

Kinda sorta right, You do need to pass the written test in NH so you can get your Green card. You will also need your DOT MED card as well. I'm fairly sure you can study and drive at NETTTS and when it comes time to test, you "will" do that in NH thru NETTTS. That kinda how I did it. I already had my NH cdl but needed an A and used NETTTS to do that. You can get the NH Commercial Drivers Manual for free, study it to get ready for your test. The written CDL test is a walk in and take it. But if you fail any part of the test, you will have to wait 10 days before you can test again. Good Luck.

 

You have to take and Pass your written test BEFORE you can do anything that involves driving out of State. You can do your studies at NETTTS and test with the trucks in the learning lot, but you cant drive on the road in Mass without your Green Card.

You can drive in NH "if" you have a rider/trainer that has the correct license for the vehicle your driving, Dont need the green card for that, Again only in NH.

However you Have to have your Green card before you do the final testing. And your Green card is only good for 1 year.

 

Right, as long as you pass for your CDL within 1 year.

Talk with NETTTS and ask how they help students from NH, they get them all the time.