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InstituteSizes and weightsFocus AreaWhat Would you Do QuestionsFleet OperationsEnglishSize and Weight LimitsAnalysisTransportationUSA

Can you tell if these drivers are qualified or not?

Question: Are these drivers authorized to operate a longer combination vehicle (LCV)?

Scenario 1: Rita recently completed training and received her LCV Driver-Training Certificate, but she has not yet updated her commercial driver’s license (CDL) to reflect the certification.

Scenario 2: AJ has been working as an LCV driver since 1998 and never received an LCV Driver-Training Certificate, but has been grandfathered in.

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Can you tell if these drivers are qualified or not?: Answers

Scenario 1: No. Because of LCV length and special characteristics, drivers require special training as well as a “double/triple trailer” endorsement on their CDLs.

Scenario 2: Yes. Since AJ is “grandfathered” in, this means his experience exempts him from the standard certificate. AJ must now hold an LCV Driver-Training Certificate of Grandfathering that was issued after June 1, 2004, which means he is qualified to operate LCVs.

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Size and Weight Limits
InstituteSizes and weightsFocus AreaWhat Would you Do QuestionsFleet OperationsEnglishSize and Weight LimitsAnalysisTransportationUSA

Can you tell if these drivers are qualified or not?

InstituteSizes and weightsFocus AreaWhat Would you Do QuestionsFleet OperationsEnglishSize and Weight LimitsAnalysisTransportationUSA

Question: Are these drivers authorized to operate a longer combination vehicle (LCV)?

Scenario 1: Rita recently completed training and received her LCV Driver-Training Certificate, but she has not yet updated her commercial driver’s license (CDL) to reflect the certification.

Scenario 2: AJ has been working as an LCV driver since 1998 and never received an LCV Driver-Training Certificate, but has been grandfathered in.

Click below to see answers.

Can you tell if these drivers are qualified or not?: Answers

Scenario 1: No. Because of LCV length and special characteristics, drivers require special training as well as a “double/triple trailer” endorsement on their CDLs.

Scenario 2: Yes. Since AJ is “grandfathered” in, this means his experience exempts him from the standard certificate. AJ must now hold an LCV Driver-Training Certificate of Grandfathering that was issued after June 1, 2004, which means he is qualified to operate LCVs.

Question: Are these drivers authorized to operate a longer combination vehicle (LCV)?

Scenario 1: Rita recently completed training and received her LCV Driver-Training Certificate, but she has not yet updated her commercial driver’s license (CDL) to reflect the certification.

Scenario 2: AJ has been working as an LCV driver since 1998 and never received an LCV Driver-Training Certificate, but has been grandfathered in.

Click below to see answers.

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