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08-03-2007, 12:50 AM
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School Bus Endorsement
Seeing that I have decided to get off the road and go back to college, I decided a good part time job would be to drive a school bus and still put my CDL to use. Normally any endorsement has costs me 20 bucks, 10 to take the test and than 10 afterwards to get a new CDL. They charged me 50 bucks to get my schoolbus endorsement, the cost of a CDL license in Arkansas. I can't help but think they overcharged me...the 3 ladies in the revenue office talked about it for several minutes, it's like they didn't know what they were talking about. They said with a Class A and Passenger, I still have to pay 50 bucks. That just don't add up to me. Can anyone set the record straight? Thanks.
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08-03-2007, 11:46 AM
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Re: School Bus Endorsement
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Seeing that I have decided to get off the road and go back to college, I decided a good part time job would be to drive a school bus and still put my CDL to use. Normally any endorsement has costs me 20 bucks, 10 to take the test and than 10 afterwards to get a new CDL. They charged me 50 bucks to get my schoolbus endorsement, the cost of a CDL license in Arkansas. I can't help but think they overcharged me...the 3 ladies in the revenue office talked about it for several minutes, it's like they didn't know what they were talking about. They said with a Class A and Passenger, I still have to pay 50 bucks. That just don't add up to me. Can anyone set the record straight? Thanks.
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Simplified this means Act 256 of 2007 amended Ark. Code Ann. § 27–23–110(a)(11) by changing the fee structure and eliminating the “S” restriction as it applies to school bus drivers.
Anyone renewing a license or issued a new license after August 1, 2007, to drive a school bus, must pay the $20.00 application fee and take the tests for the “P” endorsement and “S” endorsement and pay a $41.00 license fee to obtain a class B CDL. This will allow the driver to operate any vehicle that falls under the class B. category. This act aligns Arkansas law with the “S” endorsement which was put into effect in 2005 by the Federal Government.
http://www.elitefleetforum.com/laws.htm
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08-03-2007, 02:35 PM
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Re: School Bus Endorsement
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Seeing that I have decided to get off the road and go back to college, I decided a good part time job would be to drive a school bus and still put my CDL to use. Normally any endorsement has costs me 20 bucks, 10 to take the test and than 10 afterwards to get a new CDL. They charged me 50 bucks to get my schoolbus endorsement, the cost of a CDL license in Arkansas. I can't help but think they overcharged me...the 3 ladies in the revenue office talked about it for several minutes, it's like they didn't know what they were talking about. They said with a Class A and Passenger, I still have to pay 50 bucks. That just don't add up to me. Can anyone set the record straight? Thanks.
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Simplified this means Act 256 of 2007 amended Ark. Code Ann. § 27–23–110(a)(11) by changing the fee structure and eliminating the “S” restriction as it applies to school bus drivers.
Anyone renewing a license or issued a new license after August 1, 2007, to drive a school bus, must pay the $20.00 application fee and take the tests for the “P” endorsement and “S” endorsement and pay a $41.00 license fee to obtain a class B CDL. This will allow the driver to operate any vehicle that falls under the class B. category. This act aligns Arkansas law with the “S” endorsement which was put into effect in 2005 by the Federal Government.
http://www.elitefleetforum.com/laws.htm
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But I already have a CDL.
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08-03-2007, 03:30 PM
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How is school bus driveing? the kids?!! :shock:
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Re: School Bus Endorsement
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Originally Posted by driver67373
Seeing that I have decided to get off the road and go back to college, I decided a good part time job would be to drive a school bus and still put my CDL to use. Normally any endorsement has costs me 20 bucks, 10 to take the test and than 10 afterwards to get a new CDL. They charged me 50 bucks to get my schoolbus endorsement, the cost of a CDL license in Arkansas. I can't help but think they overcharged me...the 3 ladies in the revenue office talked about it for several minutes, it's like they didn't know what they were talking about. They said with a Class A and Passenger, I still have to pay 50 bucks. That just don't add up to me. Can anyone set the record straight? Thanks.
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Simplified this means Act 256 of 2007 amended Ark. Code Ann. § 27–23–110(a)(11) by changing the fee structure and eliminating the “S” restriction as it applies to school bus drivers.
Anyone renewing a license or issued a new license after August 1, 2007, to drive a school bus, must pay the $20.00 application fee and take the tests for the “P” endorsement and “S” endorsement and pay a $41.00 license fee to obtain a class B CDL. This will allow the driver to operate any vehicle that falls under the class B. category. This act aligns Arkansas law with the “S” endorsement which was put into effect in 2005 by the Federal Government.
http://www.elitefleetforum.com/laws.htm
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But I already have a CDL.
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Not being a part the the state of Arkansas I gave you what I found. That being said a possible cause could be the fact, as I read Arkansas law, is you are required to not only have a "P" endorsement you also have to a "school bus" endorsement.
I would contact the highway patrol and ask them.
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