I let my hazmat go maybe a year ago. Wasnt driving and they wanted me to do the whole nine yards all over to renew it. Had it for 10 years. Decided I was done jumping thru hazmat hoops.
If you plan to stop driving for awhile do not make the same mistake I did!
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Harvest, Feb 2, 2023.
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I retired in October 2021 and still have my CDL in California. I went to the DMV to switch it back to a Class C only, but the DMV employee admitted to me that the state is trying to discourage drivers from doing that because they claim there is a driver shortage. They also said if I want to go back to class C that I'll need to take the written, driving and eye exam again. Rather than go through all that, I decided to just keep my CDL inactive until in renews in a couple years and jump through the state's hoops then.
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And also, I tried seeing if I could just retest with a schools truck and instructor and they will not. I honestly don't think I could pass the pretrip inspection test at the moment anyway. But I could of just studied for that. I know how to do a pretrip, but I forget the name of all the parts. Was my biggest worry when I first got my CDL. memorizing all the lines. -
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No, still have CDL. Just dropped hazmat.
tscottme Thanks this. -
You got any aunts or uncles or cousins whom you could live with for a few weeks in a different state?
I like the $500 version a heckuva lot better than the $5000 version.
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