CDL

[jes10rog]

Is a Class A CDL required or is a Class B CDL sufficient to be an Expediter Driver?

 

[Dreamer]

>
>Is a Class A CDL required or is a Class B CDL sufficient to
>be an Expediter Driver?


As long as you're driving a Straight Truck and not a Tractor Trailor, a Class B is what you need.




Dreamer





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[RichM]

You should also take the test for the Haz/Mat endorsement. You can drive a straight truck with a CDL Class A so if you can apply and have the equipment for the A test,it could come in handy down the road.

 

[ATeam]

Air Brakes endorsement is also required if you will be driving a truck with air brakes.

 

[davekc]

many states now require that air brakes are mandatory if application is for a B license. In many states you can have a C license if the straight truck is under 26,000 gvw.
This is soon to change as a new Fed reg is in the works that ALL states will require a air brake test for a class A & B license.
Some of this information is available at www.ooida.com