Posted by Leroy on October 07, 2009 at 17:51:04 from (209.143.52.101):
In Reply to: Re: CDL in Wyoming posted by bwillett on October 07, 2009 at 15:20:40:
The pretrip inspection is the big thing, to much to remember and point out by touching and explaining. Got the choffers (SP) licence when I hit 18 and had it but never used it till the day they were no longer vallid and had to have a cdl, that was the day I was hired to drive a fertilizer delievery truck. Had to take the CDL test and the pretrip was the worst part. Turned in the CDL at 62 as was not using it and was not going to go 80 mile to get finger printed to renew it and every time for renual you have to take a written test. Had class B with no air brake but tanker and hazmat and without those a CDL is worthless. Just turned 66 a month ago.
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