Cdl help- solved!

Better call the school she's interested in and ask what they will require.

 

That's a good idea; talk to someone in the school that has decision making power. If it doesn't work out though, there's other choices to get her cdl.

 

She should also get her MVR on her own to see what is on there.

If the school has run twice and it was clean but third time comes back with something, sounds like someone messed up with information.

 

Wait a minute. Fill this in for us, you are leaving out a few things.

What kind of accident?

What do you mean if it is over so much money they have to dismiss her?

What do you mean no driver's license?

If she has no DL, then she can't get a CDL.

 

If your accident has a value of a certain amount, no trucking company will hire her.

The permit expires and she goes back home being what she was before she had it on a ordinary car license. And that is that.

Unless she wants to raise a million dollars and purchase a truck herself and become a O/o on her own authroity. Paying her own everything from Uncle Sam's taxes on down. (Her insurance will eat her alive, I think it's 25K a year to run a truck you own business....)

There is nothing else for me to work with. Your information is so bare of details. Come on, this is TTR with inquiring minds. Add more information please.

 

x1, it is this part that gets me, "... with an expired permit and no drivers license can she still go to another cdl school and get her cdl?"

I have to assume that she has no license because of the accident, and if that's the case, then why should she even try for a CDL?

 

I can get a permit in Arkansas for a few dollars in a few minutes across town. No big deal. Now if I moved back to Maryland and wanted a permit there, I needed to show 30 days residency first.

Whereever you are living at is your domicile. CDL's are good nationally.