BoonHauler wrote:
I was under the assumption that once you've passed the written (Non-Comm Class A) test you're issued a 'Permit' and have one year to take the driving test. If you do not do so the 'Permit' expires.
I haven't heard anything about a requirement for having a Non-Comm Class A licensed driver with you, that's a new one on me. And I've researched the subject thoroughly.
Search the Toyhauler sub-forum for this topic, it's been discussed many times.
how you gonna get the trailer there (legally) if you don't have a license? Same thing when I was 16.. someone (with a license) had to drive me to the drivers test location..
