Yes..u are correct on rentals. I drove since I was young. Just didn't think I'd need my CDL again. Thought wrong. Sigh. Thanks for advise G.Anthony.
How to get a truck for CDL test?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Sonnyc, Jan 14, 2015.
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Reason for trying here, I saw the post about saying where u might be staying overnight. Just thought I'd give it a try. Appreciate the replies.
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Other wise, I have mentioned about you putting an ad in Craig's List.
One other option, is to go to a trucking school near you? and ask how much they would charge for a truck/instructor for that test. (you would need the instructor as a sponsor) -
Nope not on computer. No printer. But good idea. All things possible.
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Best of luck, I'm outta ideas.Sonnyc Thanks this. -
Get your CDL permit at the DMV, then take a refresher course with some trucking company such as KLLM or Swift or Celadon.
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If you're just needing the truck and can remember everything else/don't need a refresher there are companies that rent trucks to take the driving test in. In fact, I found a old topic on Florida here:
http://www.thetruckersreport.com/tr...new-drivers/125889-truck-rental-cdl-test.html -
Appreciate the thought, but these companies do not let you use their truck for any reason due to the insurance companies new rules. Even if u know the owner.
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Badcable, will check it out.
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Checked it..sure it was Florida? Seemed it was based in Ca. But will check for third party. Most trucks don't pass inspection though.
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