![]() Starting Januyou will need to certify the following information with Driver and Vehicle Services (DVS): An offset backing diagram is included in the 2010 Commercial Driver’s Manual on page 3 of Section 11. The offset backing skill requires the driver to back the vehicle, either to the right or left, into an adjacent lane. In the basic control section of the CDL road test, new regulations add offset backing to the required skills demonstrations. You must take the CDL skills (road) test in the type of vehicle for which you wish to be licensed. The CDL skills test consists of the pre-trip inspection, the basic control skills and the road test. Skills (Road) Tests: When you pass the required knowledge (written) tests, you are eligible to take the CDL skills (road) test. Drivers who have an unrestricted air brake CDL do not need to retake the air brake knowledge test. A currently licensed CDL driver who wishes to upgrade to a higher class of license must take all applicable knowledge (written) tests. All applicants for a CDL will obtain a 6-month, non-renewable permit. Instruction Permits: You must have a valid Minnesota driver’s license in order to obtain a CDL instruction permit. You may attempt each knowledge (written) test once per day. Knowledge (Written) Tests: You will take one or more CDL knowledge (written) tests, depending on class of license and endorsements. New pre-trip checklists are available at driver exam stations and in the Minnesota Commercial Driver’s License Manual. During the pre-trip inspection phase, the driver will be required to complete a full walk-around vehicle inspection. 1, 2010, new road-testing procedures go into effect.
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