FAQs

a. Emergency Stop Test

b. Rolling Right Turn Test

c. Alley Docking Test

If you have a CDL Class “B” license with “P/S” endorsement, with DOT physical card, school bus certification card and has reviewed all Transportation videos, you will only require three days (three hours each day) of training. You can choose separate days but just make sure you sign up for three days. These days are excluding videos.

If you have completed all six DPS written tests, watched all Transportation videos, you will need to sign up for five days (three hours each day) to prepare for your DPS road test. These five days are only for actual practice driving and Transportation performance test. Once you complete your training and you are ready for the DPS road test, we will call DPS office to schedule your driving test.

If you have a CDL license with “B” and “P” endorsement but no “S” endorsement, you need to take one written test which is section 10, school buses. Once you complete the test, come to Transportation and look at Transportation videos. You will need to sign up for five days (three hours each day) to prepare for your DPS road test. These five days are for actual practice driving and Transportation performance test. Once you complete your training and you are ready for the DPS road test, we will call the DPS office to schedule your driving test.

If you are a coach/driver with a CDL class “A” license, with DOT physical card, you will need to take two tests. They are passenger (section 4) and school bus (section 10). Once you complete the tests, come to Transportation and look at the Transportation videos. You will need to sign up for five days (three hours each day) to prepare for your DPS road test. These five days are for actual practice driving and Transportation performance test. Once you complete your training and you are ready for the DPS road test, we will call DPS office to schedule your driving test.