where to get CDL book other than the internet, and where to test

So it's still being put in the office in Bellevue?

The way it's been explained to me is some of the things in the pre-Dec 2010 release are illegal to do/set up. And some of them are incomplete regarding regulations on braking.

At least that's what I've been told, which is why I've been shying away from that specific issue. (Because of having to relearn something you've already learn to do it totally differently or not at all, can prove difficult)

 

Unfortunately I don't know the exact changes that've been made. Just the Dec 2010 issue has changes on over 20 different items.

They also did a small overhaul of the Driver Liscense book for people to get their regular drivers license (if you already have your license it doesn't matter, but it matters for those getting it who don't already have it). At the Office I went to today, they even had mini-pamphlets to accompany the book itself stating what to ignore in the book, and what to change wording wise, and the difference in some of the traffic laws.

Which pre-Dec 2010 issues for the CDL book is supposed to have with them, to my understanding.

And no school in particular I know of. I was hoping to go into the Teamster Or IUOE.

It was a person I talked to regarding the Teamsters who told me about the above initially because they had guys fail their CDL tests because they themselves didn't know the changes until testing time.

 

Thanks, I appreciate it.The Drivers Guide updates and additions is a 3 page pamphlet... At least at the office I went to today, it was.

It might just be because it's "new" since it's Jan 5th, and changes were made late december, might just be that the new CDL stuff isn't in wide circulation just yet.