Need help to pass the CDL Permit Test

Perhaps you retain information better if you HEAR it rather than reading it.
There are lots of people like that.
We all learn differently.
There might possibly be an audible version of the CDL manual/test booklet available.

You would think that there might certainly be one because of the ADA.

Investigate. Then you can listen and learn.

 

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There are you tube videos that you can listen to.

 

Thank you jammer910Z I will look into it

 

Thank you HoneyBader67 I will look into it

 

Are you good at rote memorization? I found that the questions on the DMV Genie app were basically identical to the questions on the actual test (Florida). I sometimes memorized answers to questions without understanding why it was correct. With enough repetition, you might be able to nail enough questions to pass.

Good luck.

 

If you are an aural learner, and you really learn something, can you read a question about what you have learned and answer correctly?

I only ask because unless your state has an audio version of the written test, you’ll still have the challenge of reading and comprehending what a question is asking.

 

I just passed the Missouri CDL permit test 3 weeks ago. I used some testing apps on my phone and passed with no problem. When testing if you not sure about the answer then skip the question. If you get toward the end of the test and only have skipped questions then try answering the ones you are pretty sure of the answer first. After you complete one of the tests go out to your car and study the next section you want to test on. I saw this on a YouTube video and it really helped me. Here in Missouri you can take each test twice a day. If you fail twice then come back the next day and try twice again if needed. The questions on the test were more straight forward then the ones on the testing app. It's only A,B or C. No all of the above or none of the above questions. If you need help then let me know. It's a learning experience needing to know these new terms and etc but it's very doable.