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pecanart
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If I have a class A licsence from my state and move to NH do they require me to take all the written tests again or do i just get a new licsence? Can anybody tell m
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ny2nh
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A plain old drivers license? If you have a vaild license from another state, you do not have to take a test.
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MaineShark
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If I have a class A licsence from my state and move to NH do they require me to take all the written tests again or do i just get a new licsence? Can anybody tell m Depends upon exactly what you're looking for. As far as I'm aware, any state that has a "Class A" license, uses that to refer to some sort of commercial classification. However, the specifics and requirements vary from state to state. NH has four classes. A, B, and C are CDL classes. D is a standard "operator" license, as used to drive ordinary cars, pickup trucks, and such. (In Maine, for comparison, A and B are CDL, and C is operator) It sounds like you can just transfer your out-of-state CDL using form DSMV312, but it's probably best to call the DMV's licensing division to be sure: (603)227-4020 |
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"An armed society is a polite society" - this does not mean that we are polite because we fear each other.
We are not civilized because we are armed; we are armed because we are civilized..
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pecanart
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Thanks guys. You were very helpful. I'm getting out of the military and going back home to MA. I will be attending truck driving school there and i think after a couple years of being around my mom and family again i'll make the move to NH. I will be up there for Porcfest.
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shaywann1
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I recently changed my CDL from NC to NH. All I had to do was pass the vision and then give them the money and smile for the pic. Be aware that FMCSA now requires you to have a current med card on file with the DMV, however that does not take full effect until 31 Jan 2014 if you are not driving for anyone. I just wanted to keep my CDL. I am now looking for a volunteer fire dept that has a tanker truck. Just so you know, driving a truck over the road is not a job but a life style, not everyone can do it. If you are looking to drive local, then that is a job.  |
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pecanart
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I have to go over the road for at least six months to get experience before i can get something local. At least thats what i hear. I understand it is a lifestyle. I think i could do it for a little while anyway. I am going to truck driving school in June and will have no experience. I mean im in the Air Force as an equipment operator and do drive tractor trailers but im not sure a company will count that as experience. I am getting out and moving back to MA for a year or two. I plan to move to NH eventually. Thats why i wanted to know about transfering the licsence. If i had to take the tests over again then id just go to school in NH and live up there right away and just visit my family on the weekends. Anyway i probably just confused the hell out of you lol. I'm very happy that all i have to do is the eye exam. Thanks.
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