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Do you need cdl to drive a rented RV or bus in California?
No. California does, however, have non-CDL class A and B licenses which are required for non-commercial vehicles over 26,000 GVWR.
Do you need a cdl for personal bus in minnesota?
This will depend on: What use the bus is put to. Are you carrying passengers? Then yes CDL required What licence it has on it. Non commercial non passenger may not require CDL Air brakes. CDL required.
How much earn cdl bus driver in California?
As much as the company decides to pay them.
Do you need a cdl license to drive a personally owned bus that seats 12 people in pa?
A CDL is not required until the capacity of the bus is greater than 15 people (including the driver).
Do you need a CDL license to drive a personally owned bus that seats twelve people in pa?
A CDL is not required until the passenger capacity reaches 16 persons or more (this includes the driver).
I have my cdl/class B I'm look for school to drive the bus . ?
I have my CDL, and I'm look for school that teaches bus driving.
Can you drive a bus without a CDL in Montana?
No
What kind of license you need drive a party bus?
To drive a party bus you need a special commercial driving license.A safe driver is very important as the occasion could be ruined and the bus carries a lot of liability in terms of passengers.
Do you need a cdl permit to drive a bus in Wisconsin?
No... to drive a bus unsupervised, you need an unrestricted, full-on CDL license, with a passenger endorsement. You may not legally operate a bus - loaded or empty - otherwise.
What is the maximum length between truck and trailer before CDL is required?
Length does not determine whether or not a CDL is required.
What is the maximum lenght between truck and trailer before CDL is required?
The regulations for when a CDL is required has nothing to do with length.
What kind of school do you need to drive a bus?
Class C CDL with School Bus endorsement.
