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CDL Written Offices in Pearson, Wisconsin



CDL Written offices in Pearson, Wisconsin

Crandon Driver's License Office

110 S. Lake Ave., 54520

(608) 264-7447



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Antigo DMV Service Center

2124 Clermont St., 54409

(608) 264-7447



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Rhinelander License & Registration

510 Hanson Lake Road, 54501

(608) 264-7447



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Merrill Driver's License Office

100 S. Mill St.,, Suite 103, 54452

(608) 264-7447



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Wittenberg Driver's License

208 W. Vinal St., 54499

(608) 264-7447



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Eagle River Driver's License

302 W. Pine St., 54521

(608) 264-7447



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Wausau Service Center

225051 Rib Mountain Drive, 54401

(608) 264-7447



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Shawano Service Center

1340 E. Green Bay St. (Hwy 29), 54166

(608) 264-7447



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Minocqua Driver's License

415 Menominee St., 54548

(608) 264-7447



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Florence DMV Service Center

4793 Forestry Drive, 54121

(608) 264-7447



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In the USA there is a law called "Commercial Vehicles Security law", that establishes the requirements that a State must comply when issuing a commercial License. There are 3 different type of licenses:

Class A, for those vehicles that pass the 10.000 pounds of weight.

Class B, for those vehicles that has less than 10.000 òunds of weight.

Class C, for those vehicles that do not comply with the weights in class A or B but are designed to carry 16 passengers or more, or to carry dangerous goods materials.

The minimum age to apply for this license is 18 years old, except some exceptions in some States. Nevertheless, in case of interstate commerce it is essential that who applies counts with no less than 21 years of age. Previous to 1992, the year where this license was implemented, the requirements varied according to the State, as the commercial vehicles required special skills and knowledge.

The applicant wasn't always ready for this, and that led to a lot of accidents. From this year forward, after this law was released, the Federal HighWay administration (FHWA) developed some standard tests for those who wanted this special license, only those who successfully passed the written and the practice test could access the license.

The written test counts with a minimum of 30 questions about vial safety and parts of a trailer truck, to passmark is stated in 80 percent.

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