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dle 03-05-2008 02:34 PM

You might want to check into this link. It's the state of IL website concerning the CDL. It also allows you to download the study guide.

http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/de.../cdl/home.html

Can't really tell you what IL rules are, but in TX you are allowed to take your permit and driving tests multiple times.

Do you understand the process of how you get your CDL and get a job as a driver?

dle 03-05-2008 02:56 PM

Here are a couple more sites that have practice tests as well

https://webapps.schneiderlogistics.c...en=sliwebtrain

http://www.layover.com/cdltest/

RebelDarlin 03-05-2008 03:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dle
You might want to check into this link. It's the state of IL website concerning the CDL. It also allows you to download the study guide.

http://www.cyberdriveillinois.com/de.../cdl/home.html

Can't really tell you what IL rules are, but in TX you are allowed to take your permit and driving tests multiple times.

Do you understand the process of how you get your CDL and get a job as a driver?

In Illinois you get 3 attempts on your written test. If you fail 3 times you have to wait 30 days to try again. The school will teach you what you need to know to pass the test.

This is the sight for practice tests my school used:

http://www.cristcdl.com/otc

Good Luck,
Reb

Maximum Destruction 03-07-2008 11:36 PM

[quote="RebelDarlin"]
Quote:

Originally Posted by dle

Do you understand the process of how you get your CDL and get a job as a driver?

:lol: yes alot of studying your ass off

and thanks for all the links

jayburd 03-07-2008 11:46 PM

[quote="Maximum Destruction"]
Quote:

Originally Posted by RebelDarlin
Quote:

Originally Posted by dle

Do you understand the process of how you get your CDL and get a job as a driver?

:lol: yes alot of studying your ass off

and thanks for all the links


Well there's a place down the road from dle's home 20.......you can your CDL in one day for $350!! :o :o :o
Scary huh? That's both the written and driving!

Ratdog 03-07-2008 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by RebelDarlin

In Illinois you get 3 attempts on your written test. If you fail 3 times you have to wait 30 days to try again. The school will teach you what you need to know to pass the test.

This is the sight for practice tests my school used:

http://www.cristcdl.com/otc

That cristcdl is a good one. We had a guy in our class that was always telling stories about past events and backed our class learning time up. You need to read your book and use these web pages for quizes and it will help out alot.

Ratdog 03-07-2008 11:57 PM

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Originally Posted by jayburd
Well there's a place down the road from dle's home 20.......you can your CDL in one day for $350!! :o :o :o
Scary huh? That's both the written and driving!

Jay, you never complained when I went and took those tests for you. At least you got your license. And $350 was a steal, compared to my neighbor wanting to charge you $750. :D

jayburd 03-08-2008 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Ratdog
Quote:

Originally Posted by jayburd
Well there's a place down the road from dle's home 20.......you can your CDL in one day for $350!! :o :o :o
Scary huh? That's both the written and driving!

Jay, you never complained when I went and took those tests for you. At least you got your license. And $350 was a steal, compared to my neighbor wanting to charge you $750. :D

:lol:

ooops!
I meant PESOS!

dle 03-08-2008 03:07 AM

Yeah, I see the guy driving in and around Ennis quite often. So he gets a number of takers. And yeap its $350 US dollars, he doesn't take that southern stuff.

Who's going to tell the original poster that he's going to be studying his petunia off to pass all the written tests. Then he's going to be practicing his petunia off (if they allow him the time) to pass all the driving tests. Then he's going to have get his pre-hires to companies. Figure out what company he wants to go to , go to their orientation. Then 6 or so weeks with that companies trainer before he gets a truck.

Oops, I guess I just told him.

Maximum Destruction 03-08-2008 10:30 AM

im not listening to all them other guys. :lol: i cant get no cdl for 350 even if i could i wouldnt want to do it that way :lol:


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