[Drakmare]

Hey Guys!

Before I go off to Millis I have to have my CDL permit. I went to the clerks office and they gave me a manual to study. Only problem is the manual is about 150 pages thick and covers every possible endorsment you can think of but doesnt have any permit practice tests.

I know the Kentucky permit test is 45 questions long......and I dont wanna spend all my time studying stuff I dont need to know yet.

So if anyone knows where I can find a good CDL practice exam so I can study a bit more efficient I would appreciate it!

-Drak

[Sealord]

layover.com has practice tests in the Newbie Forum. There are other sites but I don't know them off the top of my head. BOL

[Eagle Eye]

Here are some I used. Good luck on the test!

http://www.truckercountry.com/cdl-practice-tests.html
http://www.testprepreview.com/cdl_practice.htm
http://www.cristcdl.com/otc/

[rickstephens]

i think you can also go to pumkinhead .com

[classicxl]

those are all goods sites to take practice test i have used them many times just to refresh the ole memory

[Rookie McRookerson]

I just took my tests in WA. I took more of the tests than was required. The link above in another post (cristcld.com) helped me a lot, along with the questions in the booklet you got. I don't know which tests your state requires before getting the permit.

In WA I had to take the general knowledge, combination, and air brakes. I also took the doubles and triples test.

Before you can take the hazmat test you have to pay a $94 fee to DOT for a criminal backround test. You have to have passed that before you can take the written test (at least in WA).

Hope this helps you. BOL!

[street_95]

http://www.aitaonline.com/Info/CDL%2...e%20Tests.html

[Drakmare]

Thanks for the great info!

All I have to have for Millis right now is general knowledge, combination, and air brakes. I can take the other tests, doubles,triples, hazmat ect..... But I can always take those later, no sense in overwhelming my self just yet!

Thanks again for the links!

-Drak

[street_95]

best of luck to you

[glasman2]

Well I would read it all including the bus section. I was told "you never know what test you'll get, it could have bus questions on it" I have read the Washington CDG 2 times working on 3rd and will read it 2 or 3 more times " cover to cover" before I take the test. But thats just me. Shooting for 100% score.