CA Non-Commercial Class A License

[stimpy123]

Now the question: have all the DW's taken the same test? Mine would be able to take to the road, forward, and straight. Thankfully we are licensed in S. D.

[helmick]

DW took the driving class at the Keystone factory in Goshen and passed.
They told her she was now ready to drive on the road anyplace.

[jksimons]

I am supposed to have the non commercial class A license to legally haul my living quarter horse trailer. I to do not understand what is correct and not and honestly I will be terrified to take the driving test, esp since the wheel base is so much further back on the trailer. I am seriously considering going to one of the trucking schools here in Sacramento...I'm such a girl.

When they first passed this it was posted everywhere about the ticket being 500 plus for not having the correct licensing.

[rosstok]

This is all so much fun.

The test that Trailer Trash posted is the same one that I took just a few weeks ago. I'd guess that there is only one version in that dusty binder that they pull out to make a copy of when you take the test.

Next trick seems to be getting an appointment to take the driving test. The dial in numbers for the automated service don't seem to work for this type of appointment. I'll have to call during working hours and wait (for just how long??) for a live operator - unless anyone can tell me of another way?