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Ohio Driver's License & Permit FAQ
How Can I Apply for my OH Driver's License? Frequently Asked Questions
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At what age can I apply for my permit in Ohio?
You may apply for your permit as early as age 15½ years old.Are there any documents I will need to have when I go to apply for my license in Ohio?
As a matter of fact, there are. You are expected to bring official documents that prove the following:- Your Legal Name and Date of Birth (Birth Certificate, Certified Copy of Court Order, Valid Passport, etc)
- Your Social Security Number (SSN Card, Medical Records, Department of Human Services Card)
- Your U.S. Citizenship or U.S. Legal Presence (Certified Birth Certificate, Naturalization Form, Valid Passport)
- Your Resident Street Address in Ohio.( Utility Bill, Mortgage Document, School Record)
Where is the nearest place to go to apply for my first driver's license in Ohio?
When you are ready to apply for your first license, take your acceptable forms of ID to the State Highway Patrol exam station, also known as the BMV office. Prepare to have your eyes examined, picture taken and be able to answer questions regarding your physical and mental state of health. When you successfully complete your written temps test, go to a Deputy Registrar office to get your permit packet. If you need additional help finding your local office, log onto www.bmv.ohio.gov.How can I contact my nearest Ohio BMV office?
You will have no problems contacting them. Just call (614) 752-7500 or go online to http://www.bmv.ohio.gov/contact.stmWho can bring me for my permit test in Ohio?
Ohio is much stricter than other states regarding who can bring you for your permit. If you are over age 18, anyone age 21 or older can bring you. If you are younger than 18, your legal guardian must bring you. They are there to co-sign for your permit packet. If it is impossible for your parent or legal guardian to bring you, you will need to substitute them for someone who qualifies as a “responsible”. They will need to bring 2 forms of ID. To find out more about this just go to www.bmv.ohio.gov.Do I need a physical in order to get a permit in Ohio?
When you go in to apply for your permit, you will be asked questions about your physical and mental health. If you state that you have a medical condition that may possibly affect your driving, the following will happen:- Take medical form BMV 2310A
- Return in within 30 days
- Examiner mails form BMV 2003 (to include vision and written scores) to BMV in 2341 envelope
- Decision will be made concerning you getting your driver’s license or not.
Will I need a vision test when I go to apply for my Ohio driver's license?
Yes. You will be given a vision exam that will screen your eyes for acuity, horizontal fields, and color blindness.Where do I get my Ohio driver's license taken?
No need to worry about that. You will have your driver’s license photo taken at the BMV when you go in to take your exam. It’s a simple process and it won’t take long at all. Look your Best!What do I do after I apply for my license in Ohio?
Applying for a license in Ohio is a process. First, you have to obtain your packet and pass your vision test and written test. Next, you have to wait at least 6 months before scheduling a road test. During your 6 month wait, you must acquire at least 24 hours of classroom education, 8 hours of driving time with a certified instructor and 50 hours of driving time with a licensed driver. At least 10 of those hours must be night time driving.Do I need to put up hair when taking driver's license photo?
You may wear your hair the same way you would normally wear it; however, it should not be covering your face or your eyes. The purpose of the photo is to be able to identify who you really are. Besides, you would not want to hide that amazing face!What make-up to wear when I get my OH driver's license picture taken?
Wear your normal make-up; however, the less make-up the better. As long as you are not wearing so much make-up to where you are unrecognizable, you will be fine!Why is it best not to smile when taking your drivers license picture?
Some states are moving towards face recognition technology that will be able to uniquely identify each individual. A straight face on the photo helps distinguish who you really are. This is all in an effort to stop fraud.What are some tips for getting the best out of the driver's license picture?
Look straight into the camera and keep a calm and relaxed face!I have a question that's not answered above. What do I do?
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How Can I Get Ready for my OH Permit Test? Frequently Asked Questions
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What do I need to study for the Ohio permit test?
You should know that the Ohio permit test comes in two parts. The two parts cover Ohio motor vehicle regulations and traffic signs. The driver’s manual is the best source when it comes to studying for the permit test. Questions will only come from the manual, so there won’t be any surprises.What is the best way to study for the Ohio permit test?
Ohio calls their driver’s manual Digest of Motor Vehicle Laws. Begin studying there. You are expected to pass a test given in two parts, the motor vehicle regulations and traffic signs. Questions will cover motor vehicle laws such as safety, highway warnings, traffic signs and signaling devices. You will need to spend plenty of time learning the rules of the road in order to ensure that you pass your test on the FIRST try.Am I required to take driver’s education when getting my Ohio permit?
Absolutely! If you are under 18, you must have at least 24 hours of classroom education and 8 hours of road time with an instructor. If you are over 18, you do not have to take driver’s education. Remember, taking driver’s education could give you great discounts on auto insurance.Where can I get a free 2024 Ohio driver's manual?
It’s simple to get an Ohio driver’s manual, also called, Digest of Motor Vehicle Laws. You may go pick one up from a local Deputy Registrar’s Office or you can download a PDF version from http://publicsafety.ohio.gov/links/hsy7607.pdfIs there a mobile Ohio Practice Test app for my iPhone/iPad?
Yes, there is. Download DMV Genius, our FREE app - it’s a great way to study for your OH temps test!Do I have to read the whole Ohio driver's handbook in order to pass the permit test?
There’s really no getting around it. If you want to eliminate any chances of surprise, you should read the whole manual. The state of Ohio recommends it and you will be confident taking your test knowing that you have studied everything that could possibly be on the permit test.What are some example questions on the Ohio permit test?
Questions will cover many areas, so be well prepared. You could be asked about anything from traffic signals to speed limits. Expect sample questions such as:- “A flashing red traffic signal at an intersection has the same requirements as which of the following?”
- “Unless it is posted otherwise, the speed limit in a residential area is_______.”
- “When is a driver permitted to turn right on a red traffic signal?”
How is the permit test scored?
The permit test has a total of 40 questions. The test is divided into 2 sections. One section consists of 20 questions regarding road signs and the other section consists of 20 questions about motor vehicle laws. You must correctly answer 15 questions from each section.Where can I find free Ohio permit practice tests online?
Finding free practice tests online will be easy. The internet is full of them all vying for your attention. Try this free site below.
http://bmv.ohio.gov/dl_sample_test.stmWhere is the temps test given in Ohio?
You must take your written test at a Driver Examination Station.Got any tips on what to do the night before my Ohio permit test?
We suggest you use the night before as a time for review. Brush up on the areas you may have had trouble with. You might even want to review sample questions again such as the one on Ohio BMV website. Go to http://bmv.ohio.gov/dl_sample_test.stmWhat's the average number of people who pass their Ohio permit test the first time?
Ohio proudly issued out approximately 2,007,439 driver’s licenses in 2011. These people passed their test the first time with little to no hassle because of preparation and confidence. You can easily be one of these people too with proper studying and preparation.How can I tell when I'm ready to take my Ohio permit test?
Have you read the entire driver’s manual? Can you easily recall the rules of the road without assistance? Do you score high on practice tests available online? Are you familiar with ALL road signs? If you answered YES to all of these questions, then you are ready to take your permit test!I'm ready for my Ohio permit test, what should I do next?
Once you have prepared yourself for the Ohio permit test, you should:
Gather proof of your full legal name, date of birth, social security number, proof of legal presence (U.S Passport, U.S Birth Certificate or etc), proof of residency, permit test fee and go to your local Deputy Registrar’s Office.
If you are under 18 years old, you must have a parent or legal guardian or a co-signer willing to assume financial obligations and responsibility for you under Rule 4501:1-1-19 Ohio Administrative Code. The co-signer must also bring proof of their identity.
Go take your permit test.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Taking Your Ohio Permit Test
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Where do I sign up for my permit test in Ohio?
Once you are ready to take your exam, gather your documents and go to your local BMV office. Find out more at www.bmv.ohio.gov.When can I get my permit in Ohio?
You may go ahead and get your permit as early as age 15 ½.What specific documents should I have when I go to take my permit test in Ohio?
You are expected to bring official documents that show the following:- Your Legal Name and Date of Birth (Birth Certificate, Certified Copy of Court Order, Valid Passport, etc)
- Your Social Security Number (SSN Card, Medical Records, Department of Human Services Card)
- Your U.S. citizenship or U.S. legal presence (Certified Birth Certificate, Naturalization Form, Valid Passport)
- Your Resident street address in Ohio.( Utility Bill, Mortgage Document, School Record)
How much is the permit test fee in Ohio?
Permit packets in Ohio cost .Do my parents have to bring me when I take my permit test?
Yes. Your parent, legal guardian or legal custodian must bring you for your permit test. If they can not bring you, then someone who meets Ohio standards for “responsible” person must bring you. This is because who ever brings you must co-sign for your permit packet. The person who brings you must show 2 forms of ID. Find out more information about this at www.bmv.ohio.gov or call (614) 752-7500What should I know in order to pass my Ohio permit test?
The Ohio driver’s permit test consists of 2 sections: motor vehicle laws and traffic signals. The section regarding motor vehicle laws will test your knowledge about speeding laws, emergency driving conditions, parking situations, crosswalks, intersections, pedestrians and more. The section regarding traffic signals will cover railroads, traffic lights, construction signs, road work signs and much more.How many questions are there on the Ohio permit test?
There are 2 sections on the permit test consisting of 20 questions each. That means that the Ohio permit test has a total of 40 questions. You must get 15 questions or 75% correct from each section.What is considered a passing score on the Ohio permit test?
If you score a 75% or above, you have passed. Since the Ohio permit test is divided into 2 sections, you must answer 15 out of 20 questions correct from each section. Your goal is to answer a total 30 out of 40 questions correct.Is there a limit to the number of questions I am allowed to miss on the Ohio permit test?
The test is divided into 2 sections consisting of 20 questions each. You can only miss 5 questions from each section.What common mistakes do people make on the Ohio permit test?
Mistakes will be less common if you study the manual and take the practice tests available online. There is only one correct answer for each question, so don’t get confused. People make their biggest mistakes by being unprepared, rushing through the exam and confusing traffic laws.Can I use the Ohio driver's manual on the actual permit test at the BMV?
NO, you won’t be permitted to use the driver’s manual during your permit test. You will do amazing without the manual if you prepare yourself before you go.Is there a drug test when I go to get a learner's permit in Ohio?
There is no drug test when getting a driver’s license in Ohio.Where can I see some feedback from people who have already passed their Ohio permit test?
Check out all the Facebook comments below the test here! This was written by real people who have taken the test.I failed my Ohio permit test, what now?
If you fail the written test, you have an opportunity to take it again when ever you are ready. You will save yourself and everyone else time if you are well prepared before going again.When is the next time I can take my Ohio written test if I fail?
Take the test again as early as you wish. Really concentrate on your areas of weakness before taking the test again.Who may I have in the car with me while driving in Ohio with a permit?
If you only hold a learners permit, you must have a licensed driver age 21 or older in the front seat with you at all times. Other than your supervising licensed driver, you may have up to 3 other passengers in the car with you.Where am I allowed to drive in Ohio with a learner's permit?
You may drive on any public street or road. You are encouraged to drive often and in many different settings. Just have your licensed driver sitting next to you in the vehicle at all times.What happens after I pass my permit test in Ohio?
If you are under 18 and have received your permit, you must wait at least 6 months before moving forward in getting your license. Before you schedule your road test, you must get at least:- 24 hours of classroom education,
- 8 hours of driving time with a certified instructor and
- 50 hours of driving time with a licensed driver. At least 10 of those hours must be night time driving.
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Getting Ready for Your Ohio Road Test: FAQ
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Is there anything specific I should be practicing for on the Ohio road test?
You will be asked to perform basic driving moves on the day of your exam. We suggest you practice driving on rural routes and on interstate highways. You should also practice driving in residential, down-town and parking lot areas. You want to cover most types of driving situations while practicing.Can I practice driving anywhere in Ohio?
You sure can. You are encouraged to drive in different places. It will help you become a better driver. Always be sure to have your supervising licensed driver accompanying you at all times.I need help finding a driving school in Ohio, where should I look?
There are several driving schools in Ohio. Places such as http://drivingacademyohio.com/ and http://www.drivingdirectory.com/Ohio.htm will give you what you need.Which BMV office is the easiest to go to when taking my road test in Ohio?
You may want to stay away from the Sharonville location, according to ww.news.cincinnati.com. A 2010 report from the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicle showed that the Sharonville site had the highest failure rate in the state. This is believed to be mainly due to the highly congested area. The lowest failure rate was in Napoleon.Do I need to bring anything with me when I go to take the driver’s license road test?
Yes, you should remember to bring your unexpired temporary instruction permit identification card. If under 18, you need to bring your driver’s education certificate. If you are under 18, bring proof of your 50 hour affidavit. A car in good working condition & a licensed driver age 21 or olderWhat things will I be asked to do on the Ohio driving exam?
It will help you to know that the Ohio driving exam has two parts: the driving test and maneuverability test. The road test will examine your ability to safely share the road with others. The maneuverability test will examine your ability to move and handle your car in a 9’ by 20’ box outlined with markers or cones.What do I do the night before my Ohio road test?
If you can, use the night before your Ohio road test as one more REALLY good practice. Although you should be well prepared at this point, give yourself more practice by driving through four way stops, three way stops, stop lights and crosswalks. If you can’t practice anymore, use this time to think optimistic about showing your great driving skills to the examiner the next day.How do I schedule a driving test in Ohio?
Make a road test appointment online at https://www.dps.state.oh.us/dxexamscheduling/dxverify.aspx. Or call 614-752-7500.Where do I go to take my Ohio driving test?
After you have scheduled your road test, you will be told when and where to go to take your road test. Check out locations at www.bmv.ohio.gov.Will the BMV provide me with a car for the Ohio road test?
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Taking Your Road Test (Driving Exam) in Ohio: Frequently Asked Questions
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Who should bring me for my road test in Ohio?
If you are 18 or older, any licensed driver age 21 or older can bring you. If you are under 18 years old, your legal guardian or the person who is responsible for you under Ohio state standards must bring you.How can I make sure I pass the Ohio road test the first time?
With Ohio issuing out over 2 million licenses in 2011 alone, passing your road test should be a simple process the first time. It’s nothing that proper practice and preparation can’t ensure. The Ohio Department of Public Safety wants applicants to know that you are scored based on factors such as:- Proper use of turn signals
- Driving in the proper lane
- Maintaining safe following distances
- Smooth acceleration and deceleration
- Following directions given by the examiner
What should I keep in mind when taking my driver's test in Ohio?
Keep in mind that you are being graded on how well you handle your vehicle. You must pass both the road test and maneuverability test. Buckle your seat belt and keep both hands on the steering wheel while testing. You will be observed on how well you stop and start, make proper left and right turns, drive in the proper lane.What are the most common errors I should avoid on the Ohio road test?
On the maneuverability part of the road test points will be deducted from you for stopping to check your progress, bumping the markers, miscalculating stopping distance. Automatic failure will come as a result of knocking down a marker or other dangerous actions.What will I have to do when I take the driver’s test in Ohio?
You are required to take a road test and a maneuverability test. The road test will examine how well you handle your self on the road with other drivers. The maneuverability test will involve your vehicle and point markers. This test is done in two steps and must be done in one continuous motion. Find out more at www.bmv.ohio.gov.Will I be asked to Parallel Park?
You will have to perform a maneuverability test. It is one of the two step processes for the Ohio road test exam. The Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles explains it in two steps. First Step: You must drive forward through a 9’ x 20’ box formed by four markers. The examiner will tell you to steer to the right or left of the 20’ point marker. You will then steer to a straight ahead course and stop when your car bumper is even with the point marker. Second Step: From your stopped position at the end of the first step, you must be backed past the point marker. You must straighten your car and back through the box and come to a stop with the front bumper even with the two back markers. Before the test is finished, your car must be out of the test area without running over a marker or making any dangerous actions.Should I wear contacts/glasses when taking my Ohio road test?
Yes you should, if you normally wear corrective lenses to see with.Can I have someone in the car with me during my Ohio road test?
No, only you and the examiner will be in the car during the road test.What happens if I fail my driver's test in Ohio numerous times?
Every time you fail your test, you have to wait 7 days before taking it again. When you retake your test, you only have to take the part of the road test that you failed. If you fail four times, you will have to begin the entire process over again by obtaining your permit again.Why do people fear driving and how do I get over the fear of driving?
Some people develop a fear for driving after they have had an accident. The human brain has realized there is a danger involved and as a result your subconscious blows this phobia out of proportion. Websites such as www.fear-of-driving.org can help you further explore ways of overcoming the fear. Also taking driver’s courses may help build confidence.- Collapse all
I Have Passed the OH Road Test! What's Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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What happens after I pass my Ohio road test?
Great Job! You passed your exam. Once you have passed the driving and maneuverability tests, you will go to your local deputy registrar's office to receive your license.What sort of limitation can I expect on my Ohio driver’s license after I get it?
If you are under age 18 when you get your license, you will not be allowed to drive between midnight and 6am unless there is a licensed driver over the age of 21 in the vehicle with you. Also, this restriction does not apply if you are traveling to work or school.What things should I keep in mind when driving in Ohio for the first time?
The state of Ohio wants you to remain safe while driving on the road. Remember to watch for unexpected obstacles such as animals (deer, squirrels, dogs, cats) holes, rubbish from other vehicles, construction workers and children. Keep in mind that EVERYONE who drives in Ohio must carry automobile insurance.What type of car insurance should I get in Ohio?
Ohio, like many other states, has mandatory car insurance laws. If you are pulled over without insurance, your license could be suspended. Ohio has its very own insurance site that lists authorized insurance companies in Ohio. Go to www.insurance.ohio.gov.What sort of documents will I need when I get my Ohio auto insurance for the first time?
Usually, you will need your driver’s license, vehicle information and information such as driver’s education certificate (for discount purposes). A great company that can help you find cheap, honest, and reputable companies is Serenity Insurance. Call their number at 1-800-774-0520.How much can I expect to pay for car insurance in Ohio?
Your price tag will always depend on factors such as your age, location, driving record and car type. Insurance companies like Allied Auto Insurance, claim to provide some of the lowest rates in Ohio.Where can I find the cheapest car insurance in Ohio? Where do I get it
The car insurance you need will depend largely on your individual needs. Below is a short list of the best auto insurance companies according to J.D Power and Associates and A.M Best. These companies have been rated on their overall customer satisfaction rating:- Amica Auto Insurance
- American Family Auto Insurance
- Auto Owner’s Insurance
- Shelter Car Insurance
- Eerie Auto Insurance
Why is the car insurance in Ohio more expensive when the driver is new?
The Ohio Department of Insurance regulates - but doesn’t set - insurance company premiums. Therefore, individual insurance companies decide their rates based on factors such as location, age, driving record and car class. According to research, new drivers cost insurance companies more money because of their higher accident rates. Check out www.insurace.ohio.gov for more information about Ohio auto insurance.- Collapse all
I Have Failed My Ohio Road Test! What's Next? Frequently Asked Questions
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I have failed the road test in Ohio, when can I retake it?
Don’t feel discouraged if you fail your road test. You only have to retake the part of the road test that you failed. You must wait 7 days before taking it again.I failed my road test in Ohio, what next?
If you fail your road test in Ohio, your examiner will tell you what you did wrong. You may take it again in 7 days. Since the road test is divided into two parts, you will only have to take the part of the test you failed.- Collapse all
How Can I Renew My Driver's License In MS? Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I renew my driver's license Ohio?
When it is time to renew your license in Ohio, it must be done in person. You may renew your license up to 90 days in advance. Take your license and a .75 renewal fee to your local BMV office.Where can I renew my Ohio driver's license?
You can only renew your Ohio license in person. Go to your local BMV office with your current license and .75 renewal fee.Do I need to take an eye exam when renewing my Ohio driver's license?
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I'm Moving to Ohio! Frequently Asked Questions
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Will I have to pass a road test when I move to Ohio from another state, for example Alabama?
No, a road test is not necessary if you hold a valid license from another state. Just bring in your valid out of state license along with documents that prove your identity, legal presence in the US and Ohio residence address. If you do not have the actual license with you, you can provide a certified copy of your driving record that indicates the status of the license.Will my out-of-state learners permit be valid in Ohio?
Yes, your out of state permit is valid for use in Ohio. Just be sure to have a valid licensed driver 21 or above in the front passenger seat.How long may I drive in Ohio with my out-of-state license?
You may drive as long as you wish as long as you are a resident of the state in which you hold the license. Just be sure your out-of-state license is valid.How long can I legally drive in Ohio with my out-of-country license?
This will depend on where you are from and what your U.S. status is. To find out more regarding this matter please contact the Ohio BMV office at 614-752-7500.Where can I find more driving-related information about moving to Ohio?
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General Questions About OH Driving License
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When is it legal to drive in the state of Ohio?
It’s ok for anyone to begin driving in Ohio as early as age 15 ½ as long as they have a valid learner’s permit and have a driver age 21 or older sitting next to them . A license may be obtained as early as age 16, if the permit has been held for at least 6 months.What is the legal limit for drinking and driving in Ohio?
If you are caught drinking and driving in Ohio, you could face a minimum of three days in jail plus other possible penalties such as license suspension and fines. Drinking and driving laws are not put into place for the purposes of arresting or punishing drivers. They are put into place so that people will avoid deadly and costly situations. So, if you are under 21 years old the BAC limit is .02%. If you are 21 or older, the BAC limit is .08%.What is defensive driving?
Defensive driving is when you are driving for yourself and others. You are looking out for potential dangers ahead of time and avoiding them. According to the Safe Practices for Motor Vehicle Operations, defensive driving is "driving to save lives, time and money, in spite of the conditions around you and the actions of others". Studies show that 90% of accidents are caused by driver errors.
Although these skills are often taught in a driver’s education course, here are some ways you can begin defensive driving now:- Leave plenty of space between you and the car in front
- Check all of your mirrors often and look at conditions way ahead of you
- Keep your speed down
- Position your vehicle so you can see and be seen
- Don’t depend on other drivers to drive safely
Why don’t some states require parallel parking for the road test?
States that don’t commonly require drivers to parallel park generally do not require driver’s to Parallel Park for the road test. The roads and streets in some places aren’t designed for common parallel parking therefore it isn’t on the road test.Why do some people choose not to get a driver's license?
Anyone who chooses not to get a driver's license has there own personal reasons. Some people choose not get behind the wheel out of fear of the road, some choose not to because they may have a person who drives for them.Why are people given alternate routes on the Ohio BMV test?
The reason the BMV gives different routes on road test is because if there is only one route people would be familiar with it and not be challenged while driving. Different routes allow for the instructor to see if you as a driver can really handle yourself on the road in different situations. Different routes have different circumstances all of which you are required to know in your day to day driving. Different routes on the road test allow for the examiner to see if you know how to drive well and can do it alone.- Collapse all
In the Midwest, a motor vehicle can feel essential. Whether you’ll be commuting to school or work, taking a road trip to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, or earning a living as a bus or truck driver, you’ll need an operator license. And whether you’re studying for an automobile instruction permit, a temporary instruction permit identification card (TIPIC) for a motorcycle license, or a commercial learner’s permit (CLP), we’ve got your back. Our practice tests resemble the official knowledge exams in every way.
To drive a commercial vehicle from the round end to the other round end and through the HI area in the middle takes a special kind of grit. But you'll need more than perseverance to hack a career pulling aircraft parts through the Ohio valley. You'll need an Ohio commercial driver's license (CDL). Lucky for you, Buckeyes, we have extensive questions that will mimic the real exams. With info on all endorsements (passenger and school busses, doubles/triples, tank vehicles, or air brakes,, you'll be ready for success.