Oregon Combination Vehicles CDL Learner Permit Training Program
Combination Vehicles CDL Endorsement
This exam is taken by those applicants applying for a Class A Oregon CDL. A Class
A Oregon CDL is required to operate a combination of vehicles with a GVWR of 26,001
or more pounds provided the GVWR of the vehicle(s) being towed is in excess
of 10,000 pounds GVW, which includes ALL Class "A" license applicants.
Many states require a Class A CDL when pulling any commercial trailer exceeding
10,000 GVWR, regardless of the CGVWR (COMBINED Gross Vehicle Weight Rating).
Check your state rules.
You must have a Class A Oregon CDL to drive "combination" vehicles.
In order to get a Class A Oregon Commercial Driver's License, you must pass the
Oregon CDL General Knowlwdge written test + the Oregon CDL Air Brakes written test
+ the Oregon CDL Combination Vehicles written test. You must also pass the three-part
Oregon CDL Skills Tests in a "representative" vehicle. You must provide
all required documentation and pay all required fees. Check your specific
Oregon CDL Information for details.
The Oregon CDL Combination Vehicles written test study material includes:
- Oregon CDL Manual - SECTION 6: Driving Combination Vehicles Safely
- Oregon CDL Manual - SECTION 6: Coupling and Uncoupling
- Oregon CDL Manual - SECTION 6: Inspecting a Combination Vehicle
The Oregon CDL Combination Vehicles written test study material is covered in Section
6 of the
Free
Oregon CDL Handbook (Commercial Driver's License Manual).
If you need help . . .
determining what Class of CDL you need based upon the type
of vehicle you will drive (A, B or C) or are not sure which CDL
Endorsements you need based upon the type of loads you will carry; use the
free CDL Selector Tool . . .
Oregon
Go to CDL Selector Tool
Not sure which OR CDL Tests you need to pass? Use this tool to determine what Class of CDL and which CDL Endorsements you require.
Typical number of questions on actual Oregon DMV Combination Vehicles Written
Test:
Are YOU ready to get YOUR Oregon CDL?
Prepare for YOUR Oregon CDL Tests NOW . . .
In addition to the Oregon CDL (commercial driver's license) information found in our website covering the Oregon CDL and in the free Oregon CDL Handbook (which is quite boring and a bit confusing - and doesn't have a single multiple-choice question in it that is asked on the actual tests), the complete online
Oregon CDL Practice Test prep program will prepare you to easily pass your
Oregon CDL written exams to get your Oregon CDL permit. The skills test modules are invaluable to give you a head start before doing your
behind the wheel work, possibly saving you a lot of money. The Oregon CDL test prep program includes the following features . . .
- Covers ALL Eight Oregon CDL written tests.
- In separate study modules - you won't need all of them - don't waste time on what you don't require.
- Covers ALL Three Oregon CDL skills tests.
- In separate study modules - you won't need all of them - don't waste time on what you don't require.
- 670 practice Oregon CDL test questions with actual answers.
- Access to CDL videos covering written and skills tests.
- CDL study guide in both text and audio - listen as you read along.
- CDL study Quick Reviews.
- Interactive online CDL Quizzes.
- and much more!
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Michael Hamilton
Director
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